Not sure if this answers your questions but... if you want a way of accessing your device when the IP address changes, what about using DDNS. I know that you use your NAS differently to mine, but I have a Synology NASas well and they provide a DDNS service so I can talk to the NAS from wherever I am. The NBN (Deity-help-me) connection plan I'm on means I get a new IP address every time the model reconnects but the DDNS name is updated within a few seconds of each reconnect. There are a number of DDNS providers around. You could also try using a Raspberry Pi to run WeeWx - that is what I do. I also use the NAS as the WeeWx directory so that I can have an (almost) read-only SD card and it has lasted over 12 months with no indication of any issues as it rarely every gets written to. (I also have the logs go to a ram-disk - I loose them in the event of a crash but that has not been an issue so far [touch wood]). Susan
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