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Tue May 28, 2024 1:08 am
I thought I give me guide on this since I didn't find one that was very clear and easy to understand.
First Log into Synology and create the credentials for the Hyperdeck and give it read/write permission to the shared folder that you want to use. Then telnet into the Hyperdeck
telnet {{IP Address}} 9993
Run the following commands to make the connection
nas add:
url: smb://{{Synology NAS Name}}.local/{{Shared Folder Name}}
username: {{Username}}
password: {{Password}}
nas select:
url: smb://{{Synology NAS Name}}.local/{{Shared Folder Name}}
Of course, to remove it is this command
nas remove:
url: smb://{{Synology NAS Name}}.local/{{Shared Folder Name}}
The one key with this process is that it will automatically set storage media 3 to the SMB shared folder and also using "Set Network Location" doesn't work unless you want to use a "Guest" account which is less secure that creating an account specifically for the Hyperdeck.
First Log into Synology and create the credentials for the Hyperdeck and give it read/write permission to the shared folder that you want to use. Then telnet into the Hyperdeck
telnet {{IP Address}} 9993
Run the following commands to make the connection
nas add:
url: smb://{{Synology NAS Name}}.local/{{Shared Folder Name}}
username: {{Username}}
password: {{Password}}
nas select:
url: smb://{{Synology NAS Name}}.local/{{Shared Folder Name}}
Of course, to remove it is this command
nas remove:
url: smb://{{Synology NAS Name}}.local/{{Shared Folder Name}}
The one key with this process is that it will automatically set storage media 3 to the SMB shared folder and also using "Set Network Location" doesn't work unless you want to use a "Guest" account which is less secure that creating an account specifically for the Hyperdeck.