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Using Synology's features really does not take a steep learning curve and there's no need to rush. I use the Synology Cloud Station Backup for performing similar types of Time Machine-type backups for my PCs.ĭon't worry if some (or all) of these don't make sense, it will come with a bit of time.

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How to back up files from Mac to Synology NAS with Time Machine - Synology KB.

In my case, I use the following features to support my Macs: From this manager, you can configure & control what features you want to use. The NAS is a complete compact computer with its own operating system, called the DiskStation Manager. I suggest starting slowly, and as you become more familiar with your new Synology NAS, add/use whatever features you need to meet your networking goals. If one drive fails have I lost the use of both of them?Īnd, on a slightly different topic, is there some way I could use my other two very old base stations on the other two floors of my house to improve the signal a bit? Would it be better to attach my newest base station onto my FRITZ!Box and attach the Synology to that? Would it need to be in bridge mode? Would that be more like accessing a drive in another Mac computer? And reading other threads on this topic makes me wonder whether a RAID drive will be worth the investment. The initial intention was to use them as an RAID drive for the local copies of my cloud backups (iCloud, DropBox, GoogleDrive and Amazon Drive) but I am beginning to wonder whether this is going to behave more like something designed for a PC with all the dangers and difficulties that generally involves. So I have ordered a Synology DS220j two bay desktop NAS enclosure with a couple of 10 TB NAS drives to go inside it.

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It seemed to me that I would be best to provide some NAS storage on my network so that I could archive my files, since all the cloud based storage seems to require a large folder on the hard drive unless files are saved from an iOS device. I also have several old Apple Extreme base stations that are no longer in use. I have a FRITZ!box 7530 router and I recently upgraded to ultrafast broadband – although maybe with the lack of storage on my computer I’m finding it really very slow at times.

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I have a year old MacBook Pro which is currently running extremely slowly, I think because it only has about 25 GB of storage left. But it didn’t help.I have several very old and vulnerable external hard drives, stuffed with data that was put there to facilitate a computer upgrade.

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If also activated in the DSM the checkbox for abandoning the verification of the IP under Settings > Security. No problem for connection to Cloud Station at home with my computer or with my iPhone at any time. Settings in DSM (DiskStation Manager, the Synology NAS OS): System works fine.

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I’ve no cloud which settings I’ve to set manually (IP and port) for the proxy that we’re using. Settings in CloudStation Client: Settings for the proxy in the CloudStation client is set to auto identify the proxy settings. I can’t establish a connection to the NAS but the connection through the browser (Firefox and Internet Explorer) is working properly. However in the office the cloud station isn't syncing. Problem: When I’m connecting the laptop at home to the internet, everything works fine. I’m a proud owner of a Synology DS215j NAS.īasically almost everything works fine, the only worry is the Cloud Station (file sharing service that works kind of like Dropbox) on my office PC. It seems that I have to modify the network connection for a local Synology NAS client (Cloud Station) for getting it work.