Have you ever wondered what network ports your Synology Nas uses for all the services it offers? Below I invite you to discover all the ports used by your device for the various services it provides. This list can help you set firewall rules on your DiskStation or simply satisfy your curiosity on the topic. … Read moreWhat Network Ports Are Used by Synology Services?
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 login again. See the screenshot below. This can become a problem if we’re working and we leave the … Read moreSynology: Connection expired. Please login again.
Issues with disconnected drives are a common theme with Synology, as reported by users online, regardless of which operating system is being used. There are fixes for these issues, but I’d like to propose another approach which uses a completely different protocol and achieves a superior result, in my opinion. This solution should work for … Read moreSynology Mapped Drives Keep Disconnecting
IPconfig is a command line tool that displays information about your network connection. It also provides tools for troubleshooting some connection issues. To run this tool, click Start on Windows 10 then type “cmd”. This will open a command prompt. If you type “ipconfig” and hit enter, you’ll probably see something like this: Connection-specific DNS … Read moreHow To Find Your Internal Router IP Address
Were you wondering how to disable the USB port on your Synology NAS through DSM? Deactivation via the DSM “operating system” is a solution that will not allow any Local users to mount any USB key. With these settings, no types of files can be transferred. There is also “physical” hardware deactivation of the USB … Read moreHow to Disable USB Port in Synology DSM