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Apologies if this is a noobie question, but I searched and can't find the answer.
My setup is a DS224+ with an RT2600ac router (if it matters). I am running DSM 7.2.2-72806. I have the VPN Server package installed on the NAS utilizing L2TP/IPSec.
A few years back, I had someone set up an L2TP/IPSec remote connection on my laptop to the NAS. It worked flawlessly and was a massive help while I was remote with my flying job. However, last month, the (cheap and nasty) SSD hard drive failed and managed to short out my mobo. Fortunately, I got a new one despite the laptop's age, and it's up and running again.
I was a dumbass, and forgot to write down the details for the setup, so I just changed the Preshared Key, but I cannot figure out what the Server name or address should be. I know it's not the internal 192.168.xxx.xxx one. In the package, there's a dynamic IP in the settings, but it isn't that either. And it isn't my front-facing IP address.
Does anyone know what address or IP I need? Thanks.
My setup is a DS224+ with an RT2600ac router (if it matters). I am running DSM 7.2.2-72806. I have the VPN Server package installed on the NAS utilizing L2TP/IPSec.
A few years back, I had someone set up an L2TP/IPSec remote connection on my laptop to the NAS. It worked flawlessly and was a massive help while I was remote with my flying job. However, last month, the (cheap and nasty) SSD hard drive failed and managed to short out my mobo. Fortunately, I got a new one despite the laptop's age, and it's up and running again.
I was a dumbass, and forgot to write down the details for the setup, so I just changed the Preshared Key, but I cannot figure out what the Server name or address should be. I know it's not the internal 192.168.xxx.xxx one. In the package, there's a dynamic IP in the settings, but it isn't that either. And it isn't my front-facing IP address.
Does anyone know what address or IP I need? Thanks.
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