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2.5 Setting shared storage NAS Synology
2.5 Setting shared storage NAS Synology
Connect to NAS web interface by typing the IP address of the NAS device in the web browser.
Enable NFS service:
Open – Control panel > Win/Mac/NFS > NFS service > Win/Mac/NFS > Enable NFS and click on use
Enable SSH service:
Open – Control panel > Terminal > Enable SSH Service
Open “Putty” tool for remote control on your PC, type in NAS IP address you want to share. Log in as
„root“ by typing: root and password. You are remotely connected to NAS now.
Then type:
mkdir /volume1/iMM
mkdir /volume1/iMM/Video
mkdir /volume1/iMM/Video/Recording
mkdir /volume1/iMM/Video/Cameras
mkdir /volume1/iMM/Pictures
mkdir /volume1/iMM/Television
mkdir /volume1/iMM/Music
mkdir /volume1/iMM/Cameras
whilst volume 1 is a work folder (disk) intended for sharing.
You can find out The name of the folder by command cat /etc/fstab If the name differs, you have to change the
names
in the list of commands.
After creation of shared folders change authorisation to these folders by command:
chmod -R 777 /volume1/iMM/
Next command will export shared folders for access from other devices vi /etc/exports
Press enter and add the following line to the last line (if there is no last line, add it on the first one):
/volume1/iMM 192.168.88.0/255.255.255.0(rw,sync,no_subtree_check,no_root_squash)
You will do that by pressing letter “i” which enables typing, and copy the line, or write it manually;
after typing press Esc and write letters “wq”.
In case of any doubts use the below manual: Manual.
Setting of NAS sharing to client
Type the following command in terminal: “sudo nano /etc/fstab“
A window opens, at the end of which type the below line:
192.168.88.200:/volume1/iMM /mnt/nas nfs nfsvers=3, bg, _netdev, nolock, hard, rw, user 0 0
There is NAS device IP at the beginning of the line. (192.168.88.200)