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I have a 2 sites:

  • Synology A (192.168.1.100) - running VPN Server (10.8.0.1)
  • Synology B (192.168.2.100) - running VPN Client (connecting with 10.8.0.10)

I'm trying to setup Hyper Backup from Synology A (source) to Synology B (destination).

I was able to connect using Open VPN from Synology A to Synology B but I'm not able to setup Hyper Backup from Synology A specifying 10.8.0.10 as destination IP.

Firewall is setup as:

on Synology A

  • ports: all, source 10.8.0.0, protocol: all, action: allow
  • ports: all, source 192.168.2.0, protocol: all, action: allow

on Synology B

  • ports: all, source 10.8.0.0, protocol: all, action: allow
  • ports: all, source 192.168.1.0, protocol: all, action: allow

However, I'm still not able to connect. What am I missing?

Update: Synology B is setup with Hyper Backup Vault and has pre-existing HB backups and it works when using direct connection (not via VPN). The reason I want to use VPN is to have Synology B on 4G connection and mobile data plans use shared public IPs, therefore I cannot have direct incoming connections, but apparently this is achievable using VPN.

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Ok so changing a bit my networks (that probably doesn't matter)

LAN

Synology A (192.168.1.100) - running VPN Server (192.168.81.1)

4G

Synology B (192.168.2.100) - running VPN Client (connecting with 192.168.81.6)

Synology A (VPN Server)

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Synology B (4G VPN Client)

I imported openvpn profile.

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Here I have VPN reconnect handling script that runs every 5 minutes: https://github.com/ianharrier/synology-scripts/blob/master/reconnect-vpn.sh

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So now VPN Server on Synology A sees the client connected:

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And so HyperBackup can be setup given VPN client's IP address:

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Opening firewall ports wasn't necessary.