Are you tired of typing yourname.synology.me:5001 in your browser address bar every time you log into your DSM 7xx? Would you like to know how to remove the :5001 part and still be able to access your Synology on DSM 7xx in a professional way? Right now, if you remove the port number :5001 from … Read more about Synology DSM 7: Access synology.me without Port :5001
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
Were you aware that you can expand your Synology Package Center by adding third-party packages developed by various enthusiast Synology communities? In today’s article I will explain to you how to add packages developed by third parties to Synology Package Center which can be easily installed with a single click and without docker. STEP 1 … Read more about Synology: How to Add Community Packages to Package Center
Synology DSM 7 does not support external USB devices and their drivers. USB devices (Wi-Fi dongle, Bluetooth dongle, 3G/4G dongle, USB DAC/speaker, and DTV dongle) are no longer supported in DSM 7.0. If your Synology NAS is currently connected via a wireless dongle, it will be disconnected after the update. Many of you have asked … Read more about Synology: How to Add USB Support on DSM 7
Say you have a whole bunch of copies of the exact same files all over the place on your Synology NAS disks – how can you find them all and delete them? After copying and organizing my files a bit, I found out that I had multiple copies of the same files, pictures, videos etc… … Read more about How to Find Duplicate Files on Synology NAS?
Synology NAS users have been the target of ongoing brute-force attack attempts, with IPs from all over the world trying to connect to people’s Synology devices. These IPs are a part of a botnet, a network of bots that is specifically targeting the NAS devices via hacked devices such as computers with security vulnerabilities. A … Read more about Synology: How To Prevent Brute-Force Attacks