How do I access shared folders on my Synology NAS from a Mac computer within a local network?
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How do I access shared folders on my Synology NAS from a Mac computer within a local network?
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With Finder on your Mac computer, you can directly access shared folders and files stored on your Synology NAS without the hassle of login to DSM every time.
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Settings on Synology NAS
- Sign in to DSM as an administrator.
- Go to Control Panel > File Services > SMB (DSM 7.0) or SMB/AFP/NFS (DSM 6.2).
- Tick Enable SMB service and click Apply to save your setting.
Write down the SMB path displayed on this page. Here, we take "smb://TAKAO" for example.
Access your NAS from a Mac computer
- Launch Finder on your Mac computer.
- Click Go and select Connect to Server.
- Enter "smb://" and the hostname or IP address of the Synology NAS. Here, we take "smb://TAKAO" for example. Click Connect to continue.
- When you see a confirmation message, click Connect.
- Enter your DSM username and password. Your user account must have adequate read/write privileges for the shared folders that you wish to access. Click Connect to continue.
- Now you can see the Synology NAS listed under the Locations section of your Finder window.