For one reason or another, one day you may need to change your Synology Account. The change involves changing your current email to a new email. This operation will cease all activities linked to Synology in the respective account such as DDNS services “synology.me”, the Synology C2 cloud service, QuickConnect ID, so be careful before … Read more about How to Change Your Synology Account
One of the first things you need to do after creating Volume1 on your Synology NAS is to create a Shared Folder. Shared Folders are the basic directories where you can store and manage files and folders on your Synology NAS device. Before storing any data, you’ll need to create at least one Shared Folder … Read more about Synology: How to Create a Shared Folder
One day for one reason or another you may decide to delete all files on your Synology NAS. Maybe you want to sell your old NAS. Maybe you want to redo your NAS setup and start over again. In any case, you will surely want to erase everything on your disks. This guide comes to … Read more about Synology: How to Permanently Delete All Data on Disks
Did you know that there is the possibility to see all the active services on your Synology NAS at a glance and save time? There is a very useful option in Control Panel. You no longer have to check all the active services on your DSM manually, one by one. Today I will teach you … Read more about Synology: Active Services At a Glance
Many of you have asked me how to keep open all the applications previously launched on your DSM desktop even after logout/restart. Today I will teach you how to automatically restart previously launched applications if you have closed the browser by mistake, or simply went to the bathroom and your current browser session expired. STEP … Read more about Synology: How to Automatically Launch DSM Apps Every Time You Log In
Did you know you can view and manage the clients who are currently connected to your Synology NAS in real time? Synology provides a useful widget that can help you do exactly this. This widget displays clients that are connected via HTTP/HTTPS, TELNET, SSH, SMB/CIFS, AFP, FTP, and NFS. And it can even help you … Read more about Synology: How to Find Users Currently Connected to Your NAS