When I first bought my Synology NAS DS718+, I never expected to “overtake” Google using the “PageSpeed Insights” tool. This is proof that a home NAS is capable of competing even with the most modern hosting services in terms of speed and reliability. Obviously, these results don’t mean much because I don’t have servers all … Read more about PageSpeed Insights Says: Mariushosting Faster Than Google
Have you ever woken up in the morning and opened the Log Center in your Synology DSM and found an error that said: System failed to get External IP? Why does this error appear? What is the direct cause and how do you replicate it? After several tests, I came up with the solution. I’m … Read more about Synology: System Failed to Get External IP (Solved)
Ever since I’ve got my Synology NAS device I’ve been keeping it on my desk in my room. At first, I wasn’t bothered by the buzzing sound that it made, but after some time it got on my nerves. First I checked the device and the removable parts. Interestingly, there is no rubber to help … Read more about Why Is My Synology NAS Making Noise?
Many people ask what is the wp-config.php file inside the main WordPress folder. This file is one of the most important core WordPress files. It contains information about the MySQL database (MariaDB 10), including the name, host (typically localhost, 127.0.0.1 or localhost:/run/mysqld/mysqld10.sock ), database username and password. This information allows WordPress to communicate with the … Read more about Synology: What is WordPress File wp_config.php?
PEAR is short for “PHP Extension and Application Repository” and is pronounced just like the fruit. You can find this package in Synology Package Center. PHP Extension and Application Repository, or PEAR, is a structured library of open-source code for PHP users. It provides a framework and distribution system for reusable PHP code components, promoting … Read more about Synology PHP PEAR Lack of Update
Your Synology device likely has an Internal IP address which can only be accessed from machines (PC, tablet, mobile phone) on your internal network. If you want to access your Synology NAS from external devices, anywhere on the Internet, then you need to “map” the external IP address of your router to the Internal address … Read more about Synology: WordPress Error 500