Come configurare OpenVPN su Synology DSM 6.0+

Tutorial passo passo

• *

  Please note that OpenVPN protocol for our free members is only available through our native hide.me VPN clients so this guide will only work for hide.me members with Premium subscription.
  
  

• 1

  Log into your administration console (usually http://diskstation:5000)
  Open Control Panel
  Click on Network Interface tab
  Click on Create > Create VPN profile
  

• 2

  Select "OpenVPN (via importing a .ovpn file)" and click "Next"
  

• 3

  You can find the list of all available locations in the members area.
  

• 4

  Click on "Linux" link under Legacy OpenVPN Configuration, and download the ovpn file.
  Enter the Profile name (name which you'll see in the Network Interfaces list), your hide.me username and password. Click on Browse button next to "Import .ovpn file:" and find the file we got from the previous step. Since the Certificates are embedded into .ovpn file, we don't need to do anything more. "Next".
  * Notice: Since even the newest version of Synology DSM uses old version of OpenVPN (<2.4), only our legacy configuration will work on it.
  

• 5

  Enable "Use default gateway on remote network" ***
  If you want, enable "Reconnect when the VPN connection is lost"
  Press "Apply"
  

• 6

  On the Network Interfaces menu, right click on your freshly made VPN connection and press "Connect", or press "Connect" button
  

• 7

  If the connection was successful, status below the name of connection will say "Connected"
  
  *** Connecting to your Synology from the "Outside" (WAN)
  In case you check the "Use default gateway on remote network" you might have problems connecting to your NAS over the Internet.
  If you want security, you need to have this checked.
  If you want to access your NAS over the internet, you have to leave this unchecked, but the connection may fail.
  
  The reason for it is that the default gateway redirects all requests that are not within the private network over the VPN connection. You would need to connect to the VPN gateway's (external) IP, but since it is a shared IP address among everyone connected to it, it just drops the incoming connection, as the server doesn't know to whom to relay the package.