Hi there,
I managed to access my NAS and its various services form the WAN with a valid LE certificate. However, this certificate causes problems when my devices are within the same LAN as the NAS. E.g. on a windows machine, I get warnings and alarms from my malware protection solution, or from...
I find it absurd and idiotic that I get "This is not a secure connection" when attempting to connect to devices on my own local area network from within the network itself, while at home. And I would hate to think I have to now add a layer of 'local certificates" in order to get rid of these...
Due to some budget constraints I would like to share my NAS between the machines on the DMZ (a proxmox cluster) and my office lan. I currently have a RS819 with 2 ports (soon to be upgraded to the RS1820+ with 4 1Gb ports and 2 10G ports).
On the proxmox cluster the volumes are mounted using...
Hiya,
Got these today and set them up but seem to be having a major issue with the LAN port.
I had Google WiFi before and I plugged in a ethernet hub into each puck in each room. However when I plug in the hubs into the 2600ac and the 2200ac it does not work and the ethernet devices won't...
DSM's firewall setting can block LAN IP address for access to NAS, but DHCP can always assign that PC a new IP, so ...
could anyone tell me if possible or how to block a PC with its mac address ( this can be obtained from router interface)
thanks!
I need to do some sort of upgrade for my office server. We've been using an old Novell server forever. I've upgraded it several times over the years. There is no new hardware that works, so I need to do something. I figured it would die 5 years ago, then I'd switch to the backup and rethink...
So it's a time to share my experiences with M.2 NVMe disks in my desktops.
I would like to open discussion with you, about your experiences.
First, some basics:
"Non-Volatile Memory Express” = NVMe, is an open standard developed to allow modern SSDs to operate at the range of current physical...
For several reasons I do not expose my Synology NAS DiskStation to the Internet and only run Photo Station for LAN users:
URL: https://nas.lan/photo
local IP segment: 192.168.0.10/24
When they connect, they all get a warning, that the connection is suspicious and the certificate is not valid...
Hi,
I have a Nord VPN subscription and I would like to set it up on my NAS to work for my entire LAN, like a gateway for the internet.
I'm not sure how to do it exactly and would need some guidance.
Thank you.
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