Synology download setup vpn for torrent

1. Download the VPN certificate files from TorGuard. bltadwin.ru 2. Open the Diskstation Control Panel via the Synology Web UI. 3. Configure an OpenVPN connection using the Synology VPN Client UI. Set up the IP address of the VPN Server you wish to use, and your username and password.  · Make sure to check the GitHub page for more details on the image itself and what settings you can configure. This setup will work as a kill switch setup considering that the torrent client in this stack depends on the VPN container. As long as the VPN container is running, the torrent will work, and all traffic will be inside the tunnel. Unfortunately it seems like there isn't a way to only route torrent traffic over a VPN on the Synology (if someone knows how to do this, that would be awesome). Unfortunately, routing all traffic over VPN slows my Usenet downloads from a max of about 25MB/s to about 6MB/s which is obviously unacceptable. I have gigabit internet for a reason!

Switching from Download Station to Docker + Bittorrent Client. I'm just starting to get into/figure out Docker. My question is about switching from the Synology Download Station package to a Docker setup running something like Transmission. I like the DS Get app and the Chrome Extension - they're easy and don't require me to login through the. With the VPN Server package, you can easily turn your Synology NAS into a VPN server to allow DSM users to remotely and securely access resources shared within the local area network of your Synology NAS. By integrating common VPN protocols - PPTP, OpenVPN and L2TP/IPSec - VPN Server provides options to establish and manage VPN services. In this video we are explaining installation of torrent download station in synology NAS device.

Unfortunately it seems like there isn't a way to only route torrent traffic over a VPN on the Synology (if someone knows how to do this, that would be awesome). Unfortunately, routing all traffic over VPN slows my Usenet downloads from a max of about 25MB/s to about 6MB/s which is obviously unacceptable. I have gigabit internet for a reason!. I have now setup a linux (kubuntu) NUC to run as dedicated download box. This enables me to use a % of the time VPN connection that will not impact nas and or macbook internet speed. Also, I keep data and torrent separate. It is a headless $ NUC that I approach via nomachine. Download Station allows you to download files from the Internet through BT, FTP, HTTP, eMule and NZB to. Now you should be able to connect through PIA VPN. So conclusion: Somehow Synology, at least the DS+, does not (yet) understand the 'compress' command.