Trouble with DDNS

[C36]

I have a nas on my local network but I need to map that drive on windows explorer outside my local network. But its getting harder and harder 

any tips would be greatly appreciated 

thank you

[Levent]

And what exactly is getting harder and harder? If your ISP doesnt use CGNAT (which is very rare nowadays) and allows you to open ports, all you gotta do is set a static IP to your NAS (either by setting up on the NAS or by assigning a static dhcp on your router), make sure your forwarded ports are actually open, you can either manually update your Public IP of your DDNS or run a client to update it automatically. 

[C36]

15 minutes ago, Levent said:

And what exactly is getting harder and harder? If your ISP doesnt use CGNAT (which is very rare nowadays) and allows you to open ports, all you gotta do is set a static IP to your NAS (either by setting up on the NAS or by assigning a static dhcp on your router), make sure your forwarded ports are actually open, you can either manually update your Public IP of your DDNS or run a client to update it automatically. 

Basically I want to map that nas drive onto my windows file explorer outside of it’s local network. And idk how to do that

[Master Disaster]

10 minutes ago, C36 said:

Basically I want to map that nas drive onto my windows file explorer outside of it’s local network. And idk how to do that

Create a VPN server on the NAS, connect to it from your remote client and map in the exact same way as you would locally. You really shouldn't be forwarding SMB or NFS shares to the internet.