Azarok

The problem was on the loader. I used arpl and it works fine.

With the N5095 NAS Server Motherboard, I built my first xpenology nas. Unfortunately, despite trying all day, finds.synology.com was unable to locate my nas. The website discovered my prior IP address, 192.168.0.156, which I used the day before, even though I hadn't connected a hard drive to the computer at the time. My current nas ip address is 192.168.0.158. I can open the webpage with 158:7861 and ping the IP address that ends in "158," however, 158:5000 does not work. A rule to open port 5000 to the 158 IP address was also applied to my router's IPS router. I tried the Android app and the Synology assistant, but the nas could not be found. What am I doing incorrectly?

Hi All Before I buy any hardware for the PC on which I intend to install xpenology, I have a few questions. I saw in the same article that other users validate the updates on their baremetal system, so I wouldn't ask which hardware is better. However, I'm seeking for a machine that is power cost-effective. I noticed that some users are using xpenology on devices like the HP Prodesk G4 (I might choose combo/machine like this one) which depending on the model may have two or three sata ports. Will a PCI-E to SATA 3.0 Controller Card with 4 ports work in such a machine? I'm considering installing four disk (maybe 10TB). Do they provide enough redundancy? Additionally, I would primarily use this machine as a storage solution; I might install nextcloud, qtorrent, and other programmes, but nothing really special. Will an i3 suffice or do I need at least an i5 for that? Thank you in advance for your help and feel free to make any suggestions that would help me achieve my goal.