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Tutorial & FAQ > DiskStation Manager
Apr 20, 2023 - Purpose This article provides methods to improve your browsing experience when accessing files or folders on your Synology NAS via Finder on a Mac computer. Resolution Disable icon preview Although icon preview provides a quick glimpse of file content...
Tutorial & FAQ > DiskStation Manager
Feb 23, 2023 - Details No, you can't. When users are given the Read permission on a file, they will be able to see and read the file, as well as download and copy the file from the Synology NAS to another location via AFP and SMB. However, you can restrict file downloads...
Tutorial & FAQ > DiskStation Manager
Dec 20, 2022 - Symptom You received one of the following (or similar) errors during a Time Machine backup: Error example 1 : " Time Machine couldn't complete the backup to "Address of Your Synology NAS". Time Machine was only able to complete 7% of the backup because...
Tutorial & FAQ > DiskStation Manager
Oct 14, 2022 - Purpose When backing up your Mac to your NAS using Time Machine , we suggest setting a quota to prevent the backup data from taking up too much space on your volume. You can do this via one or both of the methods provided in this article. Resolution Method...
Tutorial & FAQ > DiskStation Manager
Sep 22, 2021 - Diagnosis If you receive the error message "There was a problem connecting to the server" when attempting to set up your Synology NAS as Time Machine Backup Disk on Mac, the issue may be caused by incorrect credentials stored in Keychain Access. Contents...
Tutorial & FAQ > DiskStation Manager
Nov 12, 2020 - Symptoms When you back up or copy a file from a volume to an external storage device (e.g., USB/eSATA drive or SD card), an additional file with the prefix "._" is created on the destination. For example, when you copy and paste a file called "FILE.pdf...