shutdown

I have been working with virtual machines on a DiskStation. The machines act as iSCSI initiators for targets provided by the DiskStation SAN Manager. I recently posted a question related to this subject. More recently, I encountered an issue relating to boot and shutdown order. When shutting...

Is it a good idea or indeed necessary to shutdown my NAS when I'm going to switch from one network switch (1Gbe) to another (10 Gbe)? thanks

My NAS getting offline and inaccessible in browser/mapped drive and Synology Assistant. only way to access it again is to hard reset it (pressing on the power button for 10 sec) then it will work but only for a few hours and then again will go offline. the NAS connected with an Ethernet cable...

Heavy rains caused a mudslide to wipe out the power feed to our entire area... 3-4 days to return power reliably.... We're on Generator, but only for a few hours at a time, to keep fridge and freezer cold... and UPS's are only for the 30 seconds before generator kicks in.... I know how to...

DS410. I know DSM 5 isn't the current version. I'm just hoping someone will have some suggestions. It has always had some trouble shutting down, but normally only if the external disk has been pulled rather than ejected. But now, because of VPN problems, I'm trying to shutdown and restart every...

Saves the results of the successful processing of shared folder synchronization to a DB file through the Log Center. And then we're going to use SQLITE3 built-in synology to re-Script to check. Once a normal BACKUP has been verified, the remote NAS server can be shut down via the SSH...

Begrudgingly bought yet-another replacement UPS; slowly working my way through the major UPS brands... Anyway, is there a way to send a shutdown command from the Synology UPS Server to a non-Synology client via a task, script or another method? Ideally I would like a graceful shutdown of a...

Hello, I would like to set Power Schedule to shutdown in the night and startup in the morning. But I am going on a trip in a few days, and I am afraid that there could be situation that suddenly I need to have access to my NAS in the night. So can I startup DS220j manually in such situation...

So, I spent several hours with discovering of this: 1. Each DSM contains a feature "Synology UPS server" you can setup it by Control panel/Hardware & Power/UPS/Network UPS Type + Enable UPS Server it can helps you to manage another NASes connected to your LAN as the Synology UPS server 2. Then...

If I set my NAS to shutdown, say between 11pm and 6am and then set the backup schedule to 2am to a connected USB HD, am I correct in assuming that the backup will wake the NAS; create the backup and then shutdown again? TIA