Synology is a Taiwanese brand that manufactures a wide range of network-attached storage devices, network routers, and other appliances. This category includes all articles from other subcategories (Beginner, How-to, Tutorial, Datasheet).
There is a fast and easy way to copy files between two Synology NASs: the Mount Remote Folder tool in File Station. Once you establish the connection between the two NASs, data flows directly between them. (7 minutes)
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A recycle bin is a common feature that seems easy to use and manage at first glance. However, recycle bins tend to occupy excessive space. And not all shared folders need a recycle bin. Note that Synology Drive has its own recycle bins, separate from the default ones. (8 minutes)
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Synology ActiveProtect is a new line of products designed to protect data against all kinds of cyber threats. At the heart of ActiveProtect is the 3-2-1-1-0 backup strategy. The hardware and software are tightly integrated, and you manage all tasks from a single console. (27 minutes)
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A directory service like Synology Directory Server unites all users, computers, and servers into a single namespace for easy access and maintenance. This is recommended for networks with Windows computers and Synology NASs. (3 minutes)
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In Using Synology Directory Server, you learn how to set up a directory service that unites all users, computers, and servers into a single namespace for easy access and maintenance. (33 minutes)
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With LDAP, you create a single namespace for all users and computers on your network. Users can access services and resources on the network with a single user account. Likewise, system administrators need a single account to access all servers, making system management more straightforward. (3 minutes)
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With LDAP, you create a single namespace for all users and computers on your network. Users can access services and resources on the network with a single user account. (24 minutes)
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In setting up a Synology DNS Server, we look at how to set up a primary and secondary DNS server, configure forwarding, and create a forward zone. You also configure the DNS clients and learn how to troubleshoot DNS issues. (15 minutes)
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When you use your NAS as a file server, you create shared folders as the main entry point for users to access the data on the NAS. In addition, a shared folder has many properties to consider. (14 minutes)
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You create a shared folder that users can access via File Station or over the network. (2 minutes)
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