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NAS as Network Drives
Map Drives
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1) Map Network Drives with WindowsWe can map network drives either with Windows. |
Map Network Drive |
Mapping with Synology Assistantor using the synology assistant
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Doc BackupDrive and Shared Folder |
All mapped drives |
Shared Folder Errors |
Recycle BinEnable recycle bin on synology It is done on both of the synologies.
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Enable recycle bin |
Map Drives on MacStep1: Click on Finder in the taskbar (also known as Finder Menu) and select Preferences from the drop down menu. Check the box for Show these items on the desktop -> Connected Servers. |
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Step2: Hold Command and press K (⌘+K) to bring up the Connect to Server dialog box. Type in “smb://” followed by the name and directory of the server you would like to connect to.
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Step3:
When the login dialogue box appears, select Connect as -> Registered User. For Name, enter ADS\ followed by your username. For example, ADS\user . The password field should be filled with your ADS password. Select the box “Remember this password in my keychain” and click Connect.
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smb://syn412/dat
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Navigate to System Preferences -> Users & Groups. Select your user profile and choose the Login Items tab. Drag the newly mounted volume from the desktop into the Login Items list. Now, when you log in to OSX, the selected volume will mount automatically.
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Symbolic LinksSome software cannot work with network drives. Examples Create symbolic links.We use symbolic links
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Symbolic Links |