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No NAT and the MTU is allready 1500.

How can i affect replication traffic ?

IIRC BTSync should be able to work even without internet connection, correct ?

So it should be able to sync between routed subnets (or do i need to have a tracker server for the routed segments to see each other) ? Therefore the predefined hosts setting should be useful, right ?

Does the predefined hosts setting (on the server) affect client connection behaviour (of clients not added to the hosts list) ?

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RomanZ,

 

I have since prepared a little time. Here is a sketch of the network.

 

I've added all BitTorrentSync clients on the QNAP's other clients as predefined hosts.

The sync devices only use the local network. (But I have already tried to manage the devices via the Tracking Server.)

One question I have, all sync devices should use the same port or all devices use a different port? I have already tried both options.

QNAP-TBSync.pdf

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RomanZ,

 

thanks for the quick support!

I'll be the firewall settings check again. I will assign each host predefined hosts.

 

After that I will give a feedback.

 

regards jerue

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The two are connected via Backbone-VPN. They are in two different subnets but they allready routed. All QNAP´s get an ip from dhcp-server.

 

From location A, I can access the web interface on the Cient from Site B without problems.

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Hi everybody,

 

following senario:

 

All devices are QNAP-212P (BitTorrent Sync Version 1.1.82)

 

Two sites connected via VPN only routed without firewall in between.

All of them have the same secret-key and the same shared folder.

 

In Site A, each device finds the other. Once there is a device in location B, it can be seen none of the site A. All devices in A can´t see the device in B.

 

Am I doing something wrong? Is there a problem with Sync?

 

Thanks

Jerue