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Beginner
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8-Synology Default Applications
The Synology default applications are always installed on your NAS because you need them. Start with learning what default applications are and what they do.
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7-Packages For Your Synology NAS
In this module, you discover what packages mean for your Synology NAS.
How to
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How To Create A Service Account
This post is donation-ware. If it did help you, please consider leaving a comment or even buying me a coffee. I will be eternally grateful. Primary objective Create a service account to run a service on your Synology NAS. Secondary objective(s) When you create a service account, you improve the system’s safety and the service’s…
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How To Configure A Fixed IP Address
Configure a fixed IP address on your NAS and your router.
Tutorial
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Understanding Synology NAS Updates
Your NAS is a computer. Computers run the software. The software receives updates. That is the basic rule. There are two kinds of updates on a Synology NAS and roughly two ways to deal with it.
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Using quota on Synology NAS
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.
Datasheet
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PHP 8 – datasheet
PHP 8 is an open-source scripting language for web development
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USB Copy – datasheet
USB Copy lets copy files and folders between a DiskStation and a USB or SD storage device, in both directions. The DiskStation identifies the USB drive and can start a task assigned to that drive. A task can start automatically or manually from DSM or after pressing the hardware Copy button on specific NAS models.