rune
After 11 months of waiting, I finally got fiber installed. This was tough I have to say. Last year in April I started an article with updates on my fiber implementation and the whole project, but I didn't expect it to take this long. Corona didn't
dsm7
📢UPDATE: 27/07/2023 - new version 1.5.0 brings new features to the table. Only on DSM 7.2 (or better) (2023-07-27) What's New 1. Supports automatically creating albums based on object recognition, enabling quick photo search using keywords. 2. Supports viewing time and location information
dsm7
Any major upgrade or update can lead to problems as well as resolutions or even major feature additions to the platform or appliance running it. The same principle applies to Synology's DSM (Disk station manager) OS running on their NAS devices. In the anticipation of the new DSM
docker
Guess this article was long overdue considering how many Docker containers I run and a decent amount of those are running via reverse proxy. Considering that I run Docker on Synology NAS, I used the built-in reverse proxy feature for years for several reasons. It was built in, it offered
dsm7
📢UPDATE: 21/09/2024 - the process below is also valid for the current DSM 7.2.2-72806 version Use the following VERSION data to get from 7.2.2., to 7.2.1-UP5 in the end: 7.2.0-64570 majorversion="7" minorversion="2" major="
synology
Well, we all saw this coming right? No? You must be new to the world of NAS and Synology. Don't worry this is normal. On March 19th, 2021., Synology made an official announcement that they will discontinue their Cloud Station suite set of tools in favor of their
workshops
Just as last year, Synology will be giving four workshop web sessions to present their new software and hardware features coming this year. Starting on April 7th, all the way to April 21st, these sessions are identical in content covering the following: Webcast Agenda 10:00 AM PDT Parts I
quicktips
This will be an article on all the quick tips that I think users need to remember when it comes to using your Synology products. I will be adding more over time, and you are welcome to contribute in the comment section below. 1# RAID is not backup! Most (first-time
nas
Synology is on the go by the looks of it. Not just are they working on the latest DSM 7 OS version that should come out this spring/summer, but also are pushing their hardware elements further. Last year we go new NVMe and SATA SSDs marking the beginning of
101
💡UPDATE: Added Secure SignIn reference under "Hardening your user account" heading. Here we are at the end of this 101 series. To wrap this up, this article will focus on security and secure access in general. You will see what would be best to do in specific cases
101
So far we have installed DSM (Synology OS) on the NAS, configured user(s) and groups, as well as made some folders where we can place some content. Now the time has come to install some apps and services to make the best use of your NAS. Back in the
101
The most important part for most NAS users is the use of shared folders. As the name suggests shared folder will allow you to organize your data in meaningful categories that you will be able to tweak with encryption, give or deny users permissions, quotas, and more. Most functions on