That might be an issue of the software tho, in case if you know another "user firendly" way to send a WoL packet via Wireguard feel free to tell me! It works fine if I send the command using the software "WakeMeOnLan" on a PC connected to the local network but it doesn't work from the WG laptop. I can't send the Wake-on-LAN packet via Wireguard to remotely wake up the NAS.As I said, I can ping the NAS (and I can also ping the router and the Netgear switch as well), I don't understand if it's a problem due to the firewall on the computers or if there is something else going on since the ping command works with no issues from within the LAN. I can't ping any of the 3 computers attached to the Netgear switch on the LAN from the VPN.There are however a few issues I'm having that are confusing me: So far so good, I can connect to the VPN, I can browse the internet, I can access the NAS remotely, I can ping the NAS, I can access the Luci configuration page from the VPN (either using 198.168.1.1 and 198.168.9.1) and I can mount the NAS as a Windows volume. Right now I have the Wireguard server running on my Fritzbox 4020 with the IP 198.168.9.1 and I've tried to connect using my laptop (using the smartphone 4g network) which has the IP 198.168.9.4 on the WG tunnel. Hi, recently I've installed OpenWRT on my Fritzbox router and it sparked my interest for networking stuff, considering I've also got a NAS storage (a Western Digital Mycloud EX2 Ultra) the natural evolution was to setup a VPN to be able to access my network (and the NAS in particular) from the outside.
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