Navigate to /usr/syno/etc/synovpnclient/openvpn.Open WinSCP, type the IP address of your NAS, in the user name enter ‘root’ and in the password type your administrator password.Log on to Synology, Control Panel > Terminal and SNMP.
#Pia vpn client not connecting install
Download and install WinSCP (just google it).Click Okay and Save but don’t try and connect just yet as it won’t work.Select, Use default gateway on the remote network, Reconnect when the VPN connection is lost.Enter your user name and password for PIA, the same credentials you use for the website (pXXXXXXXX).ovpn file of your chosen server in a text editor Server address use the IP address of the VPN server, you can find the IP address by opening the.Log on to Synology, Control Panel > Network > Network Interface.Download the latest OpenVPN Configuration Files, i use UDP port 1198 with AES-128-CBC+SHA1, and connect via an IP address instead of the server name.Synology stopped supporting my NAS with DSM updates many years ago, i know i should probably upgrade but if it ain’t broke (or you can fix it), why put your hand in your pocket for a new one.Īfter a lot of trial and error i did finally land on a solution: It would appear PIA have changed something and the new OpenVPN Configuration Files don’t work with DSM 5.0. I have been using Private Internet Access for many years with my Synology NAS which worked beautifully until recently when out of the blue it just stopped working and starting complaining about a certificate error.
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