Have you already installed openHAB using docker on your Synology NAS following my step by step guide? Do you want to log in via HTTPS using your custom domain name even when you are away from home? It’s simple and free. You don’t need to buy domains, you don’t need to look for information elsewhere because … Read more about Synology: How to Allow openHAB to Work Over an HTTPS Connection?
At the beginning of January 2022 Pi-hole released version 5.8 of their product and, immediately after, version 5.8.1. You can install it for free on your Synology NAS using my handy guide. Pi-hole is a Linux network-level advertisement and Internet tracker blocking application which acts as a DNS sinkhole, and optionally a DHCP server, intended … Read more about Synology: Pi-hole Docker Version 5.8.1
Have you ever wondered why sometimes when you’re connected to your Synology through a Browser, be it Chrome, Firefox, Safari or Edge, the following error message appears followed by a disconnection? The message reads: Connection expired. Please sign in to DSM again. See the screenshot below. This can become a problem if we’re working and … Read more about Synology: Connection expired. Please sign in to DSM again
On January 6, 2021, WordPress 5.8.3 was released to the public. This version is available for “download” from wordpress.org and not in the Synology Package Center. So, if you want to download and install WordPress 5.8.3 on your Synology NAS, you have to follow my step by step guide on how to manually update a new version of WordPress … Read more about Synology WordPress 5.8.3
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
A DoS (denial of service) attack is a cyber-attack in which the perpetrator seeks to make a machine or network resource unavailable to its intended users by temporarily or indefinitely disrupting services of a host connected to the Internet. Denial of service is typically accomplished by flooding the targeted machine or resource, in our case … Read more about How to Enable DoS Protection on Synology NAS