Synology announced VPN Plus licenses for Synology Routers are transitioned to a permanently free licensing program. This is great news for old and new customers alike. Both existing and new owners of Synology’s RT1900ac, RT2600ac, and MR2200ac wireless routers will be able to get VPN Plus Client VPN Access and Site-to-Site VPN licenses for free. … Read more about Synology: VPN Plus Licenses Permanently Free
You all know how annoying it can be to see ads being thrown at you from everywhere when surfing the web. Most websites have articles that are mixed with all kinds of banners trying to get your attention. Pi-hole works at the DNS level which means that it doesn’t affect your network performance, and it … Read more about Synology: Pi-hole Docker Version 5.4
SRM is the operating system of the Synology RT2600ac and MR2200ac router. The update includes the latest features and enhancements. The update will be available for selected regions within the following weeks, although the release time in each region may vary slightly. This is a critical update so if you have already installed SRM 1.2.5-8225 … Read more about Synology Router: SRM Version 1.2.5-8227
SRM is the operating system of the Synology RT2600ac and MR2200ac router. The update includes the latest features and enhancements. The update will be available for selected regions within the following weeks, although the release time in each region may vary slightly. This is a critical update so if you have already installed SRM 1.2.4-8081 … Read more about Synology Router: SRM Version 1.2.5-8225
After installing the latest DSM version 6.2.4-25556 some users have complained about receiving an Admin Account Security DSM notification telling them the following: Admin Account Security: The default account “admin” is vulnerable to brute-force attacks, which may lead to ransomware attacks. Click here to create another administrator account, sign in with the new account, and … Read more about Synology: Admin Account Security
Some days ago Let’s Encrypt announced that the TLS certificates issued by the Let’s Encrypt certificate authority are using a new intermediate certificate. Let’s Encrypt will start using their new roots next year. Today Let’s Encrypt are using a variant of their “R3” certificate which is cross-signed by IdenTrust, rather than chaining back to their … Read more about Synology: Let’s Encrypt Issues New Root and Intermediate Certificates