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Port forwarding for mapping a network drive?
jensmander replied to josephc's topic in The Noob Lounge
Good luck on how quick your box will be in shodan's database and will be hacked with open SMB ports... https://www.synology.com/en-global/knowledgebase/DSM/tutorial/Network/What_network_ports_are_used_by_Synology_services -
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Für gültige Lizenzen wird auch eine original Synology benötigt. Von daher bleibt die Freigabe die einzige Möglichkeit.
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Do you need a graphic card to run dsm 6.1
jensmander replied to FelixA02's question in General Questions
DSM is completely managed through the web interface. But it‘s possible that your board refuses to boot if no gpu is present. -
Read the faq next time before posting in the wrong section! You should also be more specific about your hardware.
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jensmander started following Synology enterprise hdds
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Synology announced the upcoming availability of their own enterprise hdds, from 8 to 16TB. Under the hood these are Toshiba hdds with a modified firmware. They shall gain better performance in heavy workloads and it will be possible to update the fw via DSM. The nasty things: they are much more expensive than the original Toshiba hdds (over 65%) and Synology will block other hdds of this class in their upcoming XS-series which will result in a complete vendor lock-in.
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The usual ones. Choose your loader (1.03b for DS3615 or DS3617, 1.04b for DS918+), create your boot stick, set up your bare-metal system with usb devices as the primary boot option, plug in your original Synology’s hdds in the new system, start it up and check which IP it received (DHCP needed in LAN). Alternative would be the Synology Assistant. Then connect to your XPenology using your browser. It will offer you migration install (keep all your data, users and apps) or a clean install. Choose the migration and usually it should work after the first reboot.
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If all hdds are detected within DSM, yes. 3 drives are the minimum for RAID 5.
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It‘s only a simple pie chart summary of what each server consumes on disk space within HyperBackup‘s folder (which can be viewed with DSM‘s file explorer).
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2-3 Sekunden wohl eher aus dem Standby, kein richtiger cold boot. Sobald man konventionelle HDDs in einem System hat, ist die response time meist immer um einiges höher, da die erst ihren spin-up fahren müssen. Betreffend XPEnology und boot time: ja, wenn man nur SSDs verwendet geht es etwas schneller. Den timeout im Loader kannst du von 3 Sekunden (default) auf 1 Sekunde heruntersetzen, aber ob das nun der absolute Bringer ist... Wie Du die grub.cfg nachträglich bearbeiten bzw. den stick mounten kannst, ist hier beschrieben: