If you have a Synology NAS, you can choose a different RAID type for your HDD or SSD disks based on your needs. RAID is the acronym for Redundant Array of Inexpensive Disks, the purpose of which is to give you varying degrees of resilience by copying / spreading the data from a disk to … Read more about Which RAID Type Should I Choose On My Synology NAS?
Do you want to delete a folder in File Station, but canāt? Youāre certainly wondering why that is, arenāt you? People think they can delete a folder in File Station just by clicking directly on Action / Delete. But when you get to this point, you see that you canāt apply any action to the … Read more about Synology: How to Delete Shared Folder on DSM 7
Sometimes you have to change a faulty SSD/HDD disk on our Synology NAS. If you have set up RAID 1 or 5, what you will read below should help you. If you use your NAS as a web server or for hosting websites (like I do with mariushosting.com), you’ll find it very useful to know … Read more about Synology: How to Switch Drive Indicator Status Light
Do you want to update your current Docker Containers on your Synology NAS in a simple and easy way? Well, if you don’t want to use the automation offered by Watchtower and want to update your Containers manually with the latest image, I will teach you how to do this with Portainer. STEP 1 Please … Read more about Synology: How to Update Your Docker Containers Using Portainer
The first time you installed DSM, Synology’s operating system, on your NAS, you were asked to enter a name for your device. At the time, that name was likely chosen in a hurry, and may not be what you really wanted to call your device. Today I will teach you how to change the name … Read more about Synology: How to Change Your NAS Name
Did you know that there are two different methods to find out the temperature of the disks inside your NAS? Whether you have HDD or SSD disks installed, or NVMe SSD M2 2280, you can check the feverish state of your NAS in complete autonomy from home or remotely. Method 1 Go to Control Panel … Read more about Synology: Where Can I See Disks Temperature?