¿Como accesar a time capsula desde web internet?

       TENGO UNA TIME CAPSULA DE 2TB. PERO HASTA LA FECHA NO SE COMO CONFIGURARLA PARA ACCEDER REMOTAMENTE DESDE INTERNET (WEB) SI ALGUIEN SABE COMO HACERLO POR FAVOR LE AGRADECERIA QUE ME LO EXPLIQUE, GRACIAS.

I cannot write in Spanish but can see what the problem is.
If you are trying to remote access from windows it is not really possible.
SMB file protocol for windows is the only possible method to connect.. but TC does not allow SMB from WAN.. and ISP do not allow SMB protocol on the internet.
You can port translate SMB but I would not advise it.
The best way is to buy a vpn router and use vpn into your network. Use the TC in bridge only.

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