TeamViewer for Synology NAS

[Rusty]

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TeamViewer for Synology NAS - Remote app control solution for Syno NAS

This is just a little heads up for all who were unaware that there is a TV package for Syno. If your are not a fan of opening up ports to your network or just like TV this might be a solution for you.

IoT Remote AppControl solution and Synology NAS boxes

Hi there, As a side product for making IoT devices accessible to you through their web interface, we also quickly thought about how this could work for enabling remote support. So, we dug into the code and ported our IoT Remote AppControl solution to Synology NAS boxes, making it possible to...

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[jeyare]

Rusty, are you experienced family tech on-demand guy?
But, thx for this post - for this kind of domain supporters.

 

[Rusty]

Rusty, are you experienced family tech on-demand guy?

Less then 30% of IT users will say what they do just so they don't have to give free support :P. But yeah, let's say I have some experience.

 

[Shadow]

Less then 30% of IT users will say what they do just so they don't have to give free support :p.

 

[Rusty]

As soon as I say I'm in IT people start asking for favors... so no other way but to lie

 

[Shadow]

This is also one of the reasons why I avoid users at the company I work for.
(we have a global servicedesk, but they always try to find detours)

 

[Daddo]

This is also one of the reasons why I avoid users at the company I work for.
(we have a global servicedesk, but they always try to find detours)

I usually respond with, sure np, just write me an e-mail about your problem so I can look into it. Most of them never do, those few who do, I just forward to the proper channels.

 

[jeyare]

Second face of the “skilled techsupport”: let me know if you have any problem, I will not help you, but I’ll be informed. Reason, why we are here and not in official Syno.

 

[Champnet]

I tend to keep quiet. There’s a world of difference between a controlled corporate environment and a free-for-all home setup.

 

[Christopher]

Thanks for the tip, Rusty. Adding them to my account now!