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Dotchin
Dec 06, 2015Aspirant
Unable to access readynas 104 over vpn
Hi Guys, I've got a readynas 104 connected to a virgin superhub and am using the nas as a softether vpn host. I have successfully connected two properties together using softether vpn server ...
- Dec 26, 2015https://community.netgear.com/t5/Current-NETGEAR-and-Partners/Softether-VPN-Server-help/m-p/914754#M2566Resolved by carrying out instructions in last thread
amof
Dec 17, 2015Initiate
Hello,
I managed to access the VPN outside my network.
In my case, my router hasn't an OpenVPN server. So, I set up the VPN on the NAS.
You have to distinguish two cases (because the configuration is different):
1. You want to access your NETWORK
2. You want to access your NAS
You have to create two virtuals hubs (one for each case).
1. The configuration for the first one is normal. You have to do a local bridge between your ethernet port and the virtual hub to access the network.
2. For the second one, you have to go to Manage Virtual Hub then Virtual NAT and Virtual DHCP Server (Secure NAT).
You HAVE to enable the SecureNAT.
You can connect to the two virtual hub when you want to connect you to the VPN and your network !
And of course, you have to redirect at least one port of your router to your NAS.
You can verify here :http://canyouseeme.org/
Hope that it helps you !
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