- 3
- 4
- NAS
- DS923+
- Router
- MR2200ac
- WRX560
- Operating system
- macOS
- Mobile operating system
- iOS
I do not use quick connect.
I have my Synology router forwarding only 2 ports: one for open vpn and one for WebDAV.
The OpenVPN port is for running OpenVPN on my Synology ds923. The WebDAV port is for allowing certain usernames to remotely connect to a WebDAV share.
I have all other services disabled for all users remotely. It is impossible for anyone including my own account to remotely connect to the Synology DSM. This all has to be done through local LAN. of course if I connect with OpenVPN then I can access all LAN services.
I have the standard settings turned on such as blocking ips that use incorrect logins.
Is there any reason I should be afraid? I don’t really fear hackers because OpenVPN authentication is required for remote connection and if they someone connected via WebDAV it is all set to read only and they can just see my movie collection.
I have my Synology router forwarding only 2 ports: one for open vpn and one for WebDAV.
The OpenVPN port is for running OpenVPN on my Synology ds923. The WebDAV port is for allowing certain usernames to remotely connect to a WebDAV share.
I have all other services disabled for all users remotely. It is impossible for anyone including my own account to remotely connect to the Synology DSM. This all has to be done through local LAN. of course if I connect with OpenVPN then I can access all LAN services.
I have the standard settings turned on such as blocking ips that use incorrect logins.
Is there any reason I should be afraid? I don’t really fear hackers because OpenVPN authentication is required for remote connection and if they someone connected via WebDAV it is all set to read only and they can just see my movie collection.
