A Linux Admins guide to using Synology NAS

Recently I replaced my Synology DS1815+ for a DS1819+. I decided to rebuild from scratch (while migrating my data). I’ve used Synology for about 10 years and I’ve also got a strong background in Linux, so I decided to write a series of articles that describe how I use my Synology NAS with my Linux desktop.

I should make it clear that Fedora & Red Hat are my distro of choice, although most of what I will demonstrate is transferrable to other distributions.

Disclaimer, I work for Red Hat, but this is a personal blog not affiliated with them in any way. My thoughts and blogs are my own.

I encourage, and welcome feedback. If something doesn’t work, doesn’t make sense, then please feel free to reach out to me.

Posts

Configure the SSH server on your Synology NAS.

Automatic USB backups from your Synology NAS

Using Synology for iscsi block storage with Fedora

Using your Synology NAS for NFS with Fedora 31

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A Linux Admins guide to using Synology NAS

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