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Description
I have installed wireguard and wg-easy as per the described steps on my Synology NAS with DSM 7.1. When setting up a tunnel I can access the internet and all of my local devices (router, switch etc). The only thing I can't access is my NAS. When logging in on the terminal of wg-easy I can ping all ip's such as local LAN devices and websites. But when I ping my NAS (192.168.50.143) I get 100% package loss.
My Synology network is bond0 (link aggregation). But when I update eth0 to bond0 in the postUp and postDown scripts then I don't have access to LAN devices or the internet.
Maybe a problem with your diskstations local firewall. Have a look from where you allow traffic to which service. Maybe add your VPN network to allowed IPs
Hello.
I have the exact opposite problem : if I tick "Enable Multiple Gateways", I can access the NAS, but the Docker containers cannot communicate with outside world.
If I disable the option, the Docker containers communicate but I can't reach the NAS.
Any idea ?
Description
I have installed wireguard and wg-easy as per the described steps on my Synology NAS with DSM 7.1. When setting up a tunnel I can access the internet and all of my local devices (router, switch etc). The only thing I can't access is my NAS. When logging in on the terminal of wg-easy I can ping all ip's such as local LAN devices and websites. But when I ping my NAS (192.168.50.143) I get 100% package loss.
My Synology network is bond0 (link aggregation). But when I update eth0 to bond0 in the postUp and postDown scripts then I don't have access to LAN devices or the internet.
Expected behavior
NAS being approachable
Synology NAS model
E.g. DS920+
wg0.conf
Hopefully someone can point me in the right direction. Thanks!
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