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Yoda3647
Aug 02, 2021Aspirant
Instruction on VPN for NAS
Yes can someone please give me step by step intruction on Installing and using a VPN on my NAS???
Yoda3647
Aug 03, 2021Aspirant
I would settle for number 2 Privary Protection: Prevent your ISP from seeing your internet traffic for now and will worry about the other later
StephenB
Aug 03, 2021Guru - Experienced User
Yoda3647 wrote:
I would settle for number 2 Privary Protection: Prevent your ISP from seeing your internet traffic for now and will worry about the other later
Probably the easiest path is to install a VPN router. https://www.vpnunlimited.com/help/manuals/vpn-routers
- Yoda3647Aug 03, 2021Aspirant
how different is a Synology NAS from a ready nas?? on unlimited vpn webcite it has this:
https://www.vpnunlimited.com/help/manuals/synology-openvpn-setup
My Router is not listed aa a supported router. I have a Netgear AC1900 Model C6900. I purchased this Router becuase it was Garanteed to work with Xfinity, so even if I could put DD-wrk or Tomato on it would it still be garanteed to work with my internet pervider
- StephenBAug 04, 2021Guru - Experienced User
Yoda3647 wrote:
how different is a Synology NAS from a ready nas?? on unlimited vpn webcite it has this:
I've never owned a Synology. But my response on VPN Unlimited needing Debian 10 came from here: https://www.vpnunlimited.com/help/manuals/linux And I know OS-6 uses Debian Jessie (which is Debian 8).
Yoda3647 wrote:
My Router is not listed aa a supported router. I have a Netgear AC1900 Model C6900. I purchased this Router becuase it was Garanteed to work with Xfinity, so even if I could put DD-wrk or Tomato on it would it still be garanteed to work with my internet pervider
Not sure you could install it on the C6900. It'd probably be better to configure the C6900 as a pass-through modem (which is definitely possible), and use a second router behind it as a VPN router. The assumption here is that you'd want privacy on all your device connections, just not the NAS.
If the desire for privacy is specifically related to transmission, then you just run that on a PC with the VPN Unlimited client installed.
- Yoda3647Aug 04, 2021Aspirant
I have my VPNunlimited on my PC but every now and then depending on wedcite I turn it off, so yes this would be for the NAS if possible plus if the NAS is doing it's thing it will not slow my PC down if I need to use it at the same time. Hey I gott a Idea would there be a way to use a 2nd Router on my Network and have it be a VPN router so whatever is hooked to it will be Hidden and everthing else is on there own?? My VPN acount can do up to 5 Devices so that covers My wife and I, so if a VPN router is easer then configuring the NAS with VPN then use a VPN Router just for the NAS????
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