Readynas NV V1 Using ReadyCloud

JennC: If ReadyNAS Remote and ReadyCloud can co-exist on a single machine without using a VM for one of them, then this is a very new change.  I complained profusely when their incompatibility with each other was announced, for precisely the reason that this user is running into.  The Windows ReadyCloud cliet un-installs the ReadyNAS Remote one (or at least used to, I gave up on it in favor of ZeroTier).  The opposite may not be true, as the ReadyNAS Remote installer may be ignorant of the existance of ReadyCloud.  But they definately don't get along on the same machine.

McRob2: ZeroTier may be an answer for you.  You could use it on the 516 (and on the Pro if you upgrade it to OS6.6 -- which I recommend) and you could still use ReadyNAS Remote for the NV+ (and the Pro if you stick with OS 4.2.x).  The NV+ (and Pro with OS 4.2.x) being based on Debian Etch, the OS is just too old to get a working ZeroTier installation.

Do a forum search on "ZeroTier" and you'll find my positng on the subject.  Unlike ReadyCloud, it even lets your ReadyNASes talk to each other over the VPN (for easy remote backup).  Like ReadyCloud and unlike most other VPN solutions, it works in conjunction with your primary network connection, not instead of it.