When using an SSL certificate to access your Docker containers in HTTPS, there are a few complementary good practices to take into consideration. The best good practices come from mariushosting of course, and applying them to your environment will not only increase your online security, but also speed up the access to your favorite applications. … Read more about Synology: Best Practices When Using Docker and DDNS
If you want to access your Synology NAS or Synology Router device remotely, whether it’s from home or from your office, QuickConnect and Dynamic Domain Name System (DDNS) are the methods that can fulfill your needs. These two methods share similar functions but are a bit different in terms of networking process. While QuickConnect allows … Read more about Synology: Difference Between QuickConnect and DDNS
Did you set up your synology.me DDNS address or other DDNS by following my simple guide? Searching on Google or another search engine, did you find your synology DDNS address? Well, today I want to teach you a little trick to make sure that your DDNS address, be it synology.me or another, will not be … Read more about Synology: How to Prevent Search Engines From Indexing Your DDNS Address
One day you may find yourself needing to remove your synology.me DDNS. But what if, for one reason or another, you no longer have access to your NAS? What do you do then? How do you go about it? The solution is simple. In this article I will teach you how to remove your synology.me … Read more about Synology: How to Remove DDNS Without Access to The NAS
Can you access your Synology NAS via DDNS address from outside your local network, but can’t access it from within your own network? Many users face this very common issue: they are unable to connect to their NAS-hosted website, their DDNS, directly from their local network, but they can easily connect from outside their local … Read more about Synology: I Can’t Access My DDNS Address From Within Network
Synology CMS (Central Management System) allows you to easily and quickly manage multiple Synology NAS servers via remote interface. Once the Central Management System package is installed through Package Center, you can designate your Synology NAS server as the CMS Host and designate other NAS servers as managed servers. The CMS Host provides a single … Read more about How to Set Up Synology CMS to Work via DDNS