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).
A backup from one Synology NAS to another involves two applications, one on each NAS, a dedicated user account, and a designated target folder on the destination. (5 minutes)
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A backup from one Synology NAS to a USB disk involves one application installed on the NAS and a USB disk connected to the NAS. The format of the disk must be writeable for the NAS. (4 minutes)
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Installing virtual DSM on Synology NAS is simple and outlined in the steps below. DSM in a virtual machine is useful for testing new services, upgrades, or hosting services you prefer to separate from the main machine. (8 minutes)
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The Virtual Machine Manager (VMM) is a hypervisor for DSM. You can install virtual machines running Windows, Linux, and DSM. (2 minutes)
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Virtualization is a technique in which you run a computer system in a virtual machine. The virtualization software emulates the underlying hardware for the virtual machine. (20 minutes)
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The NAS configuration is invisible but contains invaluable data for your system-level configuration. For the continuity of the NAS service, it is vital that you periodically create a backup after configuration changes: the configuration backup. (6 minutes)
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What is the difference between a shared folder and a user’s home folder? When do you need home folders, and how do you set them up? This and more you find covered in this post on home folders. (5 minutes)
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Using USB Copy on Synology NAS makes copying tasks between USB drive and NAS quicker and easier. Define tasks and link them to a USB drive. After connecting the drive, copying can start automatically. (17 minutes)
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You can connect a USB disk, including SD card drives, to your NAS and use it for different purposes. For example, you can transfer files to or from your NAS. Or you can use it as a storage location for NAS backups. (7 minutes)
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A NAS is very prone to fluctuations in AC power. Data loss, corruption, lost RAID configuration, and damage to hardware are potential causes of power fluctuations or interruption. A UPS is the solution to this problem. (10 minutes)
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