Category: Synology

How to Use Synology Drive Server to Sync Data Between Different NAS Servers | Synology

If you have multiple Synology NAS, you can utilize Synology Drive to set up a connection to easily and seamlessly sync files. This video will show you how to synchronize

How to Sync Files from My Computer to My Synology NAS | Synology

In this video, we will demonstrate how to use Synology Drive Server to sync your computer data to your Synology NAS. Once the data is fully synced, you can share

Introducing Synology Drive

Synology Drive is a modern file management solution designed for collaborative team projects, supported on web browsers, mobile OS, Windows, iOS, and Linux. File sharing and syncing for efficient daily

Introducing Synology C2 Surveillance

Introducing Synology’s newest cloud service: C2 Surveillance. Designed for Surveillance Station on Synology NAS, C2 Surveillance allows you to retain a remote copy of your security recordings, enabling investigation even

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Installation and Management of DSM 7 | Synology

Are you the system administrator for DSM 7? In this webinar, we’ll be focusing on managing the operating system itself. We’ll cover installation of the OS, hardware migration/replacement, and data

Introducing Extended Warranty Plus | Synology

*Note: The warranty period for DS220+ is extended from 2 years to 4 years.

Introducing Active Backup 2022 | Synology

Business-grade features without worrying about licenses, Active Backup centralizes backup tasks for VMware, Windows, Microsoft 365, and Google Workspace to Synology NAS – and lets you manage from one simple

Tips — How to Smartly Organize Photos Using Conditional Albums | Synology

Managing your photo and video files using conditional albums allows you to set custom conditions and let Synology Photos instantly categorize your media files in real-time. This video will guide

Replacing a Failed Hard Drive and Repairing a Degraded Storage Pool | Synology

When a hard drive’s health status shows serious, faulty, or access errors, it means that the system has detected a problem with the hard drive. Continued use may cause irreversible