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How do I access my Synology NAS remotely?
DSM 7.0 and above: Go to Control Panel > External Access > QuickConnect. DSM 6.2 and below: Go to Control Panel > QuickConnect....Via a mobile device:Open a Synology mobile app, such as DS file.Enter your QuickConnect ID, plus your DSM account and password.Click Login.
Can I access my NAS remotely?
Part of the point of having a NAS device that's always on is that you can access it from wherever you have an internet connection.
Why can't I access my Synology NAS remotely?
For Synology NAS. Check if QuickConnect is enabled. For DSM 6.2: Go to Control Panel > QuickConnect and ensure the Enable QuickConnect checkbox is ticked. Afterward, confirm the services you wish to access via QuickConnect are enabled at the Advanced tab.
How do I access my Synology shared folder remotely?
Using CyberduckDownload, install, and launch Cyberduck.Click Open Connection.Select WebDAV (HTTPS) from the drop-down menu.Enter the following information: Server: Enter the IP address or the hostname of your Synology NAS. ... Click Connect. Now you should see the shared folders on your Synology NAS appear in Cyberduck.
How do I access Synology NAS remotely Ddns?
2:118:42How to Access a Synology NAS Remotely with DDNS (Tutorial)YouTubeStart of suggested clipEnd of suggested clipSo once you've created or logged into your synology. Account go to external. Access select ddns. AndMoreSo once you've created or logged into your synology. Account go to external. Access select ddns. And then select add at this point you can select the service provider as synology.
How do I use Synology with QuickConnect?
QuickConnectGo to Control Panel > External Access > QuickConnect.Check Enable QuickConnect.If you have not logged in to your Synology Account, a login window will pop up. Enter your existing Synology Account information or register a new account on the window.Specify a new QuickConnect ID. ... Click Apply.
How secure is Synology QuickConnect?
With SSL enabled, data transmission over the network virtual tunnel is secured with end-to-end encryption. Therefore, QuickConnect guarantees confidentiality and integrity of data transmission between the Synology NAS and client devices.
How do I access my Seagate NAS remotely?
Set up MyNAS remote accessGo to NAS OS > Device Manager > Network > Remote access.In the Remote access drop-down menu, choose Seagate MyNAS.Type a name for the NAS OS device in the Name field. The name should be different than the NAS OS device's network name.Choose Apply.
How do I make a network drive accessible from anywhere?
Online backup services like Google Drive, Dropbox, OneDriveetc provide an easy way to access files from anywhere. Simply create a free account (almost every cloud service offers 10 -15 GB free storage) and upload your files. After uploading, you can access those files and folders remotely.
How do I access a network drive over the Internet?
2.1 For WindowsDownload, install, and open NetDrive.Click the Connect button next to WebDAV.Enter the following information: Type: Choose WebDAV from the drop-down list. ... Click Save to save the settings.Click Connect.Now you should be able to see the shared folders on your Synology NAS in Windows Explorer.
How do I access my NAS?
Accessing the NAS Using a BrowserVerify that your computer is connected to the same network as the NAS.Open a web browser on your computer.Type the IP address of the NAS in the address bar. The QTS login screen appears.Specify your user name and password. The default user name and password is admin .Click Login.
What is external access?
External access is the ability to remotely access your Synology NAS from any device with an internet connection. DSM allows you to easily set up remote access to your Synology NAS, so you can sign in to DSM or other services by simply entering a custom domain name into your web browser.
Set up QuickConnect
QuickConnect allows you to connect to DSM over the internet using a customizable ID or address, such as " quickconnect.to/example ". Refer to this article to see which packages and services support QuickConnect.
Create a hostname with DDNS
DDNS (Dynamic Domain Name System) simplifies connection to your Synology NAS over the Internet by mapping a hostname, such as example123.synology.me, to its IP address.
Keep your external connection secure
The auto block feature helps improve the security of your Synology NAS by blocking the IP addresses of clients with too many failed login attempts. This helps reduce the risk of your accounts being broken into by brute-force attacks.
1. How to Setup DDNS on a Synology NAS
1. First, ensure that you have a Synology Account. We will need this to get our free DDNS hostname. Open the Control Panel, go to Synology Account, then Sign in to or sign up for a Synology Account.
2. How to Access a Synology NAS Remotely
With DDNS, there are now two main ways (and a third, shown in the security video below using a reverse proxy) that you can connect to your Synology NAS remotely. The first is by using a VPN that can be set up on your Synology NAS, which is what I consider the safest, and best way to access it remotely.
3. Conclusion - How to Access a Synology NAS Remotely
Setting up DDNS on your Synology NAS is the first step if you’d like to access it remotely. If you’re lucky enough to have a static IP address, you can skip these steps if you intend on using a VPN. However, if you intend on accessing it through port forwarding, you will need some sort of a domain for the SSL certificate, so this is a great option.
Prerequisites
The rest of this guide assumes that you have a couple components already installed. If not, please following these instructions first:
Sign up for Twingate
Twingate Starter is a new free plan that is designed for home and personal use. If you don’t have an account already, please click here and follow the simple steps to sign up for a Starter account and begin the initial setup. Creating an account is simple and you can choose to sign up using a Google, Github, or other existing account you have.
Add a Connector
The Twingate Connector is a piece of software that allows for secure access to your remote network and the devices connected to it (in this case, your Synology NAS). For it to work, you first need to deploy the Connector on your Synology NAS.
Add a Resource
You’ve now set up a Connector on your Synology NAS. This Connector enables remote access for any device or service on your home network (called a “Resource” in Twingate). Go back to your Remote Network and click on the “Add Resource” link. You’ll see a popup like the one below.
Set up the Twingate client
All that’s left to do now is to install Twingate on your device (we support Windows, Mac, Linux and have apps for iOS and Android) and access your Synology NAS. As an example, let’s walk through setting up the Twingate client on iOS.
Sharing is Caring
Do you want to share access with a family member? You can easily do this from the Twingate web UI. Just go to the Team tab and click “Invite User” to send an email invitation. The recipient would simply follow the same steps to download the Twingate client, join your network, and get access to your Synology NAS, or any other resource you set up!
Overview
With QuickConnect, you can easily connect to your Synology NAS over the Internet without the hassle of setting up port forwarding rules or other complicated network settings. QuickConnect allows you to connect via a simple customizable address like Quickconnect.to/example.
2. Share files on your NAS using QuickConnect
With QuickConnect enabled, you can easily share files stored on your Synology NAS to anyone without worrying about port forwarding.
