nfs

Hello all, After having issues with Docker NginxPM not able to get the real client IP and wanting to use something more "standard" than MacVLAN, I decided to pull the trigger and create a Debian10 VM on my Synology to host a few containers such as AdGuardHome, NginxPM and have their config files...

Hi everyone, on my linux machine (Mageia) I would like one user (let's say, user1) to be able to access one directory on the NAS (DS220j). This directory should be mountable by user1. Do I need to define a user named user1 on the NAS (in DSM) ? Or shall I create another user (e.g. user1_NAS)...

Hi everyone, on my linux machine (Mageia) I would like one user (let's say, user1) to be able to access one directory on the NAS (DS220j). This directory should be mountable by user1. Do I need to define a user named user1 on the NAS (in DSM) ? Or shall I create another user (e.g. user1_NAS)...

Hey everyone, i just set up a NFS shared folder on my ds218+ (2x8tb ironwolf, RAID 1) to use with my ubuntu 20 workstation. I can read and write files in the mounted folder. Unfortunately i cannot exceed 7mb/s when writing data to the NAS. My worktation has a SSD. I checked the following...

Hey Folks, Been directed here (as "some true experts on the topic are on synoforum.com") from Synology Community. Long story short: I bought myself a first NAS - DS220j - that I plan to use at home. As I am Linux user I was first looking at NFS mounts but because: - setting up kerberos is...

I am a newbie to Synology and have a DS418. I am running Linux Mint 20 on the desktop computer. Problem is: some of the folders on the DS418 HDD's are wrtitable and I can paste and copy and delete files from LM file manager. But some of those options in some folders are just grayed out on the...

I received this question over last weekend, when I was out of my digital kingdom :) Here is a similar, but not same tested case for SynoDrive Team folder source based on mounted NFS Share from remote NAS. Works! Back to this thread question Testing scenario environment: NAS#1 - data source...

Hi There! I have a couple of Synology NAS currently and I wondered whether there was a way to sync NAS1 shared folder A to NAS2 shared folder A such that, if NAS1 goes down, NFS (and potentially CIFS, etc) connections from clients would automatically failover to NAS2? I'm aware of Synology...