Using quota on Synology NAS is a very effective way to control who can store how much data on a specific volume or in a shared folder. Depending on the file systems of your volume, a Synology NAS offers different ways to set quota.
Using VPN with Synology NAS teaches you to set up a VPN connection between a VPN client and a Synology NAS that hosts a VPN server. This instruction focuses on a VPN connection based on the OpenVPN standard, and this standard combines a good level of security with ease of installation.
Running a WordPress website on your NAS includes maintenance. Learn about backup, installing another WordPress instance, and how to suspend, reset or uninstall WordPress.
Install WordPress on Synology NAS part 3 focuses on the WordPress.org solution. Its use is unlimited, but it is more complex to install.
In part 2 on installing WordPress on Synology NAS, we focus on the WordPress from Synology solution. Its use is limited but it is easy to install.
There are two ways to install WordPress on your Synology NAS: simple and complex. Make your choice and continue with part 2 (simple) or part 3 (complex).
Synology user management is one of the main components in running your Synology NAS. Read about the key elements and best practices in user management.
Making a Time Machine backup from your Mac to a Synology NAS is very convenient and easy to setup. Find a step-by-step guidance in this post.
Using QuickConnect with Synology NAS is by far the quickest and easiest way to access your DiskStation from the internet.
You can create separate Volumes and Storage Pools on your Synology DiskStation. Learn how to use multiple Volumes on your Synology NAS.
