Bender is a link dashboard that can be managed without any code. It’s ideal for service listings on your NAS server. Heavily inspired by Homer dashboard, it aims to provide the same functionality with one major change: no yaml file required! All links can be managed via the UI including dragging and dropping your links … Read more about How to Install Bender on Your Synology NAS
In order to simplify the process of Hard Disk selection, Western Digital’s drives are categorized according to the product’s features. But for the most part, people identify them by their label abbreviation and their different colors (WD + color). Currently, Western Digital has Blue HDDs, Green HDDs, Black HDDs, Red HDDs, Purple HDDs and Gold … Read more about WD Colors: Difference Between Blue, Green, Black, Red, Purple, Gold
After my review of the RS422+ some of you have written to me asking what is the difference between the Synology NAS RackStation series and the Synology NAS DiskStation series. This article today opens the conversation with a small overview of these two types of products which share the same DSM operating system, but have … Read more about Synology: Difference Between RackStation and DiskStation
Did you know that Synology allows you to run Data Scrubbing on DSM? But what exactly does it mean to perform Data Scrubbing in your Storage Pool? Data Scrubbing is the process of fixing incorrect, incomplete, duplicate or otherwise erroneous data in a data set. It involves identifying data errors and then changing, updating or … Read more about Synology: How to Run Data Scrubbing
As you may well know, you can access information on your CPU in Control Panel / Info Center. However, in the Info Center area you will only find some basic info such as the name of your CPU, the CPU Clock rate and the number of CPU cores. If you want to know all there … Read more about Synology: How to Find CPU Info on Your NAS
Secure erase procedures are designed to delete everything beyond recovery. Secure erase is a safe way to reset disks used in a Synology NAS to their factory default performance; none of the data on the disks can be recovered, even when using data recovery services. Secure erase works by overwriting the data with new random … Read more about Synology: How to Secure Erase Disks