Frequently, we hear feedback from our users who say that they prefer to run Tonido without any external thirdparty server connectivity.
With Tonido, it is pretty easy to do it. Here’s how.
- Install Tonido Desktop, and setup an account say (johndoe) normally.
- After logging in, go to Settings->Network and disable Tonido Relay.
- In your router, enable port forwarding to the computer you installed Tonido on for port 10001.
- Now to access your Tonido install, simply type http://johndoe.tonidoID.com:10001 and you will be connecting to your Tonido Desktop directly.
- Your own Dynamic DNS or Domain: If you want to use your own domain using Dynamic DNS or similar you can do so too, you just point your Dynamic DNS domain to point to the IP address of the computer on which Tonido is running on.
Enjoy!
June 30, 2012 at 8:27 am
Usiing that setup (we don’t use your bandwidth anymore), is it possible to have more than 2Go for sync ?
Thanks
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September 27, 2012 at 12:34 pm
I did this and the sync seemed to stop working.
February 21, 2013 at 12:46 pm
how to connect to tonido relay service via https?
February 21, 2013 at 1:13 pm
I have the following situation.
Tonido is installed on ReadyNas which is located behind a proxy. I have only 443 port through which method “connect” is allowed. I can’t use standart port (10001) or I something don’t understood. My idea is in that, I need turn on connection through https to tonido relay service. What I have to do to configurate tonido server to be able to use tonido?