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Question Unable to access Synology NAS
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- Oct 11, 2014
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Is \\DS220plus the correct NAS name?
The target should be something like \\DS220plus\Share
And on the NAS itself you grant the Windows 10 system/user the necessary permissions to the share.
With access to the Synology DSM you should be able to assign yourself the necessary permissions.
The following Synology link should help you work out the necessary configuration settings:
https://kb.synology.com/en-global/DSM/tutorial/How_to_map_shared_folder_Windows_PC
Take a few minutes to plan it out first.
Then configure.
The target should be something like \\DS220plus\Share
And on the NAS itself you grant the Windows 10 system/user the necessary permissions to the share.
With access to the Synology DSM you should be able to assign yourself the necessary permissions.
The following Synology link should help you work out the necessary configuration settings:
https://kb.synology.com/en-global/DSM/tutorial/How_to_map_shared_folder_Windows_PC
Take a few minutes to plan it out first.
Then configure.
I was able to map one folder in my Windows 10 yesterday. I guess the problem was I tried to map all the folders (\\DS220plus) instead of a specific folder.
I guess the problem was solved. But it isn't.
Today, the mapped folder is no longer mapped. When I tried to remap it, Windows told me that folder is already mapped, but does not show up in Windows Explorer. Why?
I guess the problem was solved. But it isn't.
Today, the mapped folder is no longer mapped. When I tried to remap it, Windows told me that folder is already mapped, but does not show up in Windows Explorer. Why?
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- Apr 3, 2018
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This type of thing is exactly why I don't care too much for my Synology NAS.
Says it is hot swappable, but it's not. This leads further to the issue that a couple of years back there was some attack specific to Synology, so they went on to recommend doing away with the admin account....well!
So, now I can surf to it with the correct address, use it for shares all day long. I have no access to the UI and cannot see status or anything. Knowing the moment I go to reset it and restore the admin function those drives data will all be lost, again. Happened to me three times on the first setup.
I know for fact I won't be purchasing one again after this experience.
Says it is hot swappable, but it's not. This leads further to the issue that a couple of years back there was some attack specific to Synology, so they went on to recommend doing away with the admin account....well!
So, now I can surf to it with the correct address, use it for shares all day long. I have no access to the UI and cannot see status or anything. Knowing the moment I go to reset it and restore the admin function those drives data will all be lost, again. Happened to me three times on the first setup.
I know for fact I won't be purchasing one again after this experience.
- Mar 16, 2013
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QNAP had a thing like that.
But the recommendation was to disable or remove the default admin account, and create a new one.
Which I had done since Day 1.
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Yeah, I took it a bit too literally on that aspect, however, my experience with rebuilding the data in spite of the supposed hot swap has kept this off priority status for a bit.....well, that and sheer laziness.
- May 29, 2013
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The question is what shows up in the Network section of file explorer?Hi,
I can't acess my Synology NAS on Windows 10.
I always get this error message:
I have already tried a workaround stopping and restarting the Workstation service (since the NAS has several users), but the error continues.
What should I do next?
Thank you,
If the DS220plus doesn't show up, try the IP address.
- Oct 11, 2014
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Be careful about those "tweaks" - especially any that involve third party software and/or editing the Registry.
= = = =
Regarding "And I don't want to use IP, since it changes once in a while."
Update your post to provide more explanation and detail.
I would expect that the NAS would have a static IP address assigned.
Make and model router (or modem/router) if combined?
Run "ipconfig/.all" (without quotes) via the Command Prompt.
Copy and paste the full results here.
= = = =
Regarding "And I don't want to use IP, since it changes once in a while."
Update your post to provide more explanation and detail.
I would expect that the NAS would have a static IP address assigned.
Make and model router (or modem/router) if combined?
Run "ipconfig/.all" (without quotes) via the Command Prompt.
Copy and paste the full results here.
Synology NAS works in DHCP, it changes the IP address once in a while.
The tweaks I made was to clear and disable (by default) all the credentials in Windous when rebooting, since the NAS can be accessed by 4 different users, so my goal is to whenever I click in the mapped drive, Windows pop up a logon screen to insert User and Password.
But although I don't have any credentials saved, Windows is not doing this.
And I still have not been able to solve the major problem: I create a mapped drive, but after rebooting, I have to do it again. This is simple stupid. My cocnlusion is that windows cannot keep mapped drives (and I even created it in command prompt with persistent option YES). So, I believe there is no way to solve, I am just about to give up.
The tweaks I made was to clear and disable (by default) all the credentials in Windous when rebooting, since the NAS can be accessed by 4 different users, so my goal is to whenever I click in the mapped drive, Windows pop up a logon screen to insert User and Password.
But although I don't have any credentials saved, Windows is not doing this.
And I still have not been able to solve the major problem: I create a mapped drive, but after rebooting, I have to do it again. This is simple stupid. My cocnlusion is that windows cannot keep mapped drives (and I even created it in command prompt with persistent option YES). So, I believe there is no way to solve, I am just about to give up.
- May 29, 2013
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First I would recommend that you put a fixed IP address on your Synology. It is a server. The IP shouldn't change, IMO. You could do that in two ways. On the host or via a DHCP reservation in your router.
- Oct 11, 2014
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Agree with the above. The NAS should be a static IP address.
My QNAP has been the same since 2017.
My QNAP has been the same since 2017.
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