#SYNOLOGY NAS USER GUIDE HOW TO#

Have recently also enabled daily hyper backups to the old ds916+ besides local snapshots. I haven't experienced any issues as of yet - as far as I am aware. They went as far to validate the motherboard with 2x16GB using memtest86 extended testing for mulitple hours: It also refers to a (German) site which tested overRAMing on a j4105, also a Gemini Lake processor that 'only' supports 8GB officially. out the memory consumption al the way to 20GB, but neither would I want to do that even within the specs if I'd run 2x4GB as I'd want to have the normal nas function also still somewhat normally. According to the dsm resource monitor they occupy 14GB of memory together. Withun the VM's OS itself it is not yet stating it consumes the whole memory (as I was not yet really doibg anything memory accesive on them, I only performed long overdue OS updates/upgrades). Dsm is configured to use 2GB, centos 4GB and win 10 8GB, as that makes it rather simple to then see it actually consumes more than 8GB in total. Also, if you have any feedback, it would be greatly appreciated!ДЇor now I spun up virtual dsm, centos and win 10 that I deployed originally on the previous ds916+ (2x4GB ram) to test out virtual machine manager. If you have any suggestions for things you'd like added, please leave a comment.

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#SYNOLOGY NAS USER GUIDE HOW TO#

How to Enable Denial-of-Service (DoS) ProtectionДҐ. How to Change the IP Address of your NAS (Static IP) For now, here's what's included in the guide: This is a work in progress and more will be added along the way! If you have any suggestions for things you'd like to see added, please leave them in the comments. Each topic is broken down into individual steps with screenshots that you can (hopefully) easily follow.

It's a huge guide, and I created both, a video and written tutorial, but the written tutorial is probably easier to follow. The tutorial guides you through the entire process of setting up a Synology NAS from scratch and configuring it.

I've been working on a huge DSM guide for a while that will hopefully be beneficial to everyone.

Synology nas user guide