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How to find your QNAP device in network?

Looking for help to setup your QNAP NAS? We are here to guide you. Turn the QNAP NAS power on, and connect the LAN cable.

5 July 20261 min read
How to find your QNAP device in network?

Primary Setup: Have the NAS powered on and connected to the same LAN as your computer. Download and install Qfinder Pro (available for Windows, macOS, and Ubuntu).

Open Qfinder Pro: Launch the Qfinder Pro application on your computer — it will scan the local network and list detected QNAP devices.

Identify your device: Select the device in the list to view its IP address, model, and status. Bookmarked devices appear on top across subnets.

Access the NAS: Click Login (or open the displayed IP in your browser) to reach the QTS/QuTS login page and continue setup or administration.

Expected Result: Qfinder Pro shows your NAS entry with IP, model name, and a Login button; clicking Login opens the NAS web interface.

Next Steps: If Qfinder Pro does not detect the NAS, restart your PC and any network switch, ensure the firewall allows discovery, or try connecting the NAS directly to the router.

If you need advanced setup and technical help, please contact us.

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