Do you want to install Portainer via Docker without a terminal? Are you tired of complicated guides? Do you want something quick and easy? Well today I will teach you how to install the latest Portainer 2.39.0 CE on your Synology NAS in less than 30 seconds directly through the Task Scheduler option. It’ll be … Read more about Synology: 30 Second Portainer Install Using Task Scheduler & Docker
Do you want to install Plex via Docker without a terminal? Are you tired of complicated guides? Do you want something quick and easy? Well today I will teach you how to install Plex on your Synology NAS in less than 30 seconds directly through the Task Scheduler option. It’ll be over in a couple … Read more about Synology: 30 Second Plex Install Using Task Scheduler & Docker
Some people who’ve tried to install applications such as Moodle, PrestaShop, WordPress etc. using Virtual Host from Web Station have experienced issues with max_execution_time that kept timing out after 60 seconds. In today’s guide I will explain how to easily solve this issue in a few simple steps. STEP 1 Please Support My work by … Read more about Synology: How to Change max_execution_time Parameters
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
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
Cryptgeon is a secure, open source sharing note or file service inspired by PrivNote, written in rust and svelte. Each document note has a 512bit generated id that is used to retrieve the note. All the data you create through cryptgeon is stored in memory (RAM) and never persists/stays on your disk on the NAS. … Read more about How to Install Cryptgeon on Your Synology NAS