Ford Prefect
Senior Member
I went with FAT32 since I want my MACOS to be able to read/write to it.
Yes, should be good for disks up to 2TB.
AFAIR extFAT is not supported by the ASUS but NTFS and linux ext3/ext4 is.
No,not a bad idea but two servers for the same purpose?I successfully set up on both OpenVPN servers tls-auth. They both have the same static key for tls-auth, I hope that is alright. I set up one OpenVPN server to use TCP on port 443 because I had heard that in situations where you are behind a tough firewall this port isn't blocked. Makes sense if it is the port used for HTTPS to web-sites. And I figured it would be nice to have one UDP and one TCP server. Bad idea?
TCP will eat up some peformance but the ASUS has plenty headroom.
When you are in the situation where udp is blocked more often, I'd just keep the server on tcp/443....saves some ressources.
...most definitely OKI know you said the WAN should be off but mine is on to handle my ISP modem. I believe that is fine, right?
I was refering to other services, like ftp or ssh on WAN side.
...looks OK.I attached a screen just in case I set something up insecure.
For the SSH stuff I set the following:
Telnet: No
SSH: Yes
Allow SSH Port Forwarding: No
SSH port: 22
Allow SSH access from WAN: NO
Allow SSH password: No (i set up a Authentication key with PuttyGen)
Brute force Prot: No
Authentication method: Both (HTTP and HTTPS)
HTTPS Lan: 8443
Enable Web Access from WAN: No
...only if you want to access other hosts outside of the ASUS (LAN/WLAN) via that session.I saw that you have your option for SSH Port Forwarding set to yes. Should I set mine to that as well?
Any settings I should be mindful of in setting up FTP?
...just disable the ftp-service for WAN.