If the tunnel terminates in a docker container on the docker on the raspberry pi, it is unable to connect to the NAS, despite it having a bridge network. I tried the same with Cloudflare tunnels where again all the tutorials show it 'simply works', but it doesn't for me. I have been wondering (this is where my rustyness comes in) just how it would know that 10.A.B.30 can be reached via 10.A.C.1 - the local wireguard interface. It simply doesn't seem to be able to connect. My first problem here was that despite all the tutorials saying 'it just works', it simply didn't work to point caddy on the VPS to the NAS. The LAN managed by my router is a 10.A.B.0/24 network. Then there is a Synology NAS hosting the usual Cloudflare that they don't snoop in on connections which is why I avoid Cloudflare Zero Trust Tunnel for example.Ī few docker containers e.g. I don't necessariyl want to have to trust e.g.

I do not want to open any ports on my firewall and I do not want to expose my home IP address and ideally want to 'own' the entire chain end-to-end i.e. I want this to be secure and I don't want to have to change app configs everytime I leave my LAN (I will get to that in a moment). I want to be able to access Snyology Drive, Photos, Calendar and Contacts from anywhere in the world from my mobile devices. My background is in IT, but i has been quite a while since I was active in 'network things', so I am a bit rusty when it comes to routing, iptables etc. I am facing a few challenges, however, I have everything running, I am just not sure whether I overcomplicated things and feel there must be a better solution as well as 1 issue I am unable to resolve. I am running a mini homelab consisting of a Raspberry Pi and a Synology NAS. I am hoping this is the right place - couldn't decide between r/HomeNetworking and r/homelab.īear with me, I know this topic has been brought up many times before, but none of the other topics seem to cover my setup/challenges.

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