I couldn't find that exact setting so instead I unticked 'Enable secure connection (HTTPS)' Please uncheck 'Force secure connection (HTTPS) only' in 'Control Panel' > 'General Settings' I clicked to connect, entered a username and password, but then ended up with this message:ĭue to Roku limitations, Qmedia will not work normally when using an HTTPS (SSL) connection. It took quite some time until I could connect via Qfinder/browser (around 20 minutes) but in the end all was fine.Ī bit later I wanted to connect my Roku to the NAS running a Roku app called QMedia.

I connected the NAS to a UPS and fired it up again. It took a few minutes but after that all lights were off on the NAS. I issued a shutdown using the browser screen. I connected one laptop directly to the NAS with a network cable (Qfinder now lists 2 ip addresses using a down arrow)Įarlier today I had to reboot my QNAP today in order to connect a UPS. I have tried two different computers, same problem, Qfinder finds the NAS but cannot connect I have tried different browsers (Edge and Firefox) The power light is steady green, the LAN light flashes from time to time, and I can hear that the NAS is working on the drives (I think the media server is configuring stuff) Why can't I access my QNAP using the browser interface? Find my NAS as a network drive (NAS4984C8) and can access all file directories, copy files, play movies etc. My browser starts up, tries to connect to but fails 'Hmmm… can't reach this page 192.168.1.101 refused to connect.' I have one NAS on my network, a QNAP TS-431K with a static ip address of 192.168.1.101

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