Shortybear

TY. Could i buy a Raspperri PI, install win 10 and setup PIA VPN client with portforward on that and route traffic for my NAS server over the Pi and still be able to connect to my server through my DDNS or static IP adress? or would it be the same problems?

Hi Jensmander Thank you for that. I can't do it on my Router, but i think i still can cancel my membership for PIA . Do you know a VPN that can do what i ask of? \Shortybear

Hi Jensmander Rephrased: I want to connect to my NAS server from any location and from different units as i've done for some time, but since i got the VPN service up and running from PIA on my NAS, i'm not able to connect to my NAS anymore from external networks. My router is the build-in from my ISP (Icotera i5800) so i doesn't support VPN or DDNS of any sort. I can use the example 1 you mentioned for it to work (not tested), but it's not the solution i was hoping for. \SB

Hi I have XPEnology DSM 5.2-5967 on my mini ITX build, and have been running for some time now. Resently a bought openvpn at PIA and the server is now running the VPN connection, exept that i can't connect the server outside my home (externally). I have an static IP address and a DDNS running on the NAS-server, but none of them is working. If i disable the VPN everything is working, but that's not what i want to do. My router is the build-in from my ISP (Icotera i5800) so i doesn't support VPN or DDNS of any sort. Anyone with a solution? I can do a little bit of PuttY on my NAS, if it is nessesary (money see, monkey do concept). Thanks \Shortybear