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Do you have one or more cloud accounts, i.e. Google Drive, Dropbox, etc.? Do you want to have some more control over the files and have them backed up? This article will explain how you can set up a backup system to back up your cloud files to your Synology NAS.

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Did you opt for a NAS to ensure that your files are safe? Technically speaking with a NAS your files are scattered over the different drives in your NAS, so whenever one drive files you can replace it and rebuild the data. However, in the event that your entire NAS dies, multiple drives die, or there are corrupt sectors during a rebuild, you might lose part of your data. That's why it is essential to back up your data in multiple places in different ways, i.e. Google for the 3-2-1 backup rule. This article will explain how you can set up a job from your Synology NAS to back up your data to another NAS or drive using rsync.

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Do you have some data that you have stored on a NAS and do you want to share it with a Proxmox container? This article will explain how to add a Samba share to your Proxmox Container.

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Do you have a Synology NAS with multiple LAN ports and do you want to increase your stability and data transfer? This article will explain how you can do that using link aggregation.

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If you are the owner of a Synology NAS you are able to manage it via a web GUI. It might be possible that you encounter the error that you are "Unauthorized to use this service" when logging in. This article will help you get back into your web GUI. Take note that this is tested with a Synology RackStation RS812+ but it should work for most Synology models.

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Did you remove all your drives and replace them with brand-new ones? Do you want to reinstall your Synology NAS? Or are you not able to connect to the web page? In one of these cases you might want to completely reinstall your NAS, this article explains to you how to do that.

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