I have a server that sits in a colocation center.
Its firewall is set up to permit access for most purposes only via Open VPN, using Synology's VPN Server package.
The server also has a certificate associated with its custom domain.
Last night, it was time to update the certificate for the...
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I have finally managed to get OpenVPN to work to connect to my NAS. I have set up DNS Server on Synology, I have two profiles (full and split tunnel).
I have checked VPN Server and says that my phone is connected. however, I then cannot access anything. I suspect this falls under user error...
Hello,
Using the VPN Server (OpenVPN), all the clients connected to the server can ping between each other.
Example:
NAS (VPN Server)
Client A
Client B
I want the Client A and B to ping/communicate only to the NAS. I don't want them to ping between clients. By default they can ping between...
Been learning to use TailScale and have successfully have it up and running, I think. My only question is, is it a vpn keeping my nas secure or should I just run Openvpn. I did try using Openvpn and find it has difficulty staying connected. TIA
I have a DS220+ running DSM 7.2.2-72806 Update 3.
If i use it to host an OpenVPN network, i can point the browser to the VPN server which is the NAS, and see the login page.
However, if i connect it as a client of an existing OpenVPN network when i try to log into the Web UI from the browser, i...