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Old 3rd August 2009
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Hello,

@t work we have :

|Internet|--openbsd4.5---|ftp-server-synology(NAS)|

I use ftp-proxy and anchor in my pf.conf for outdoor use (from home)
And it works very fine.

Now, i want to secure it. Is it possible to implement ftp over ssh in this case?
knowing that the ftp server is a NAS.

Thank's.
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Old 3rd August 2009
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I'm not sure what you mean be "ftp over ssh", or by "securing it".

There are 2 common types of "secure" file transfer protocols that by coincidence share a similar name, FTPS and SFTP.. FTPS is an enhancement to the original FTP protocol, adding TLS/SSL encryption.

For FTPS support, the FTP daemon on this "NAS" device must support it.. otherwise you'll need to use something else.

SFTP is a file transfer protocol that utilizes the SSH protocol for encryption and possibly compression, it is NOT related to the FTP protocol in any way.

Hopefully you can clarify some things.
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...the ftp server is a NAS.
Your choices are limited by whatever functionality is implemented by the server. It appears you need to spend time studying whatever documentation is available from your NAS' vendor.
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Most Synology NAS stations are Linux boxes, you can enable sshd on the box in the menu and log in with SSH (No ``hacking'' required as with some other brands).
This allows you to inspect & tweak the exact configuration better than you can than through the web interface.
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