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Installing Asterisk On Synology Ds212j

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    • 2
      Table of Contents

  • 7
    Chapter 1: Synology DiskStation at a Glance

    • 7
      1-Bay & 2-Bay Models
    • 10
      4-Bay Models
    • 13
      5-Bay Models
    • 14
      10-Bay Models

  • 15
    Chapter 2: Get Started With Synology DiskStation Manager

    • 15
      Install Synology DiskStation
    • 15
      Log in to Synology DiskStation Manager
    • 19
      DiskStation Manager Appearance
    • 20
      Manage DSM With the Main Menu
    • 22
      Manage Personal Options
    • 24
      Photo Station

  • 25
    Chapter 3: Modify System Settings

    • 25
      Change DSM Settings
    • 29
      Change Network Settings
    • 30
      Network Interface
    • 36
      Modify Regional Options
    • 38
      Use Energy Saving Features
      • 39
        Manage General Settings
      • 40
        Manage Beep Control

  • 43
    Chapter 4: Manage Storage Space

    • 43
      What Is Volume and Disk Group
    • 44
      Manage Volumes or Disk Groups With Storage Manager
    • 52
      Manage ISCSI Target With Storage Manager
    • 54
      Manage ISCSI LUNs With Storage Manager
    • 56
      Manage Hard Disks With Storage Manager
    • 58
      Manage External Disks

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    Chapter 5: Access Your DiskStation From the Internet

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      Use the EZ-Internet Wizard
    • 59
      Set Up Port Forwarding Rules for Router
    • 61
      Give Synology DiskStation a DDNS Hostname

  • 64
    Chapter 6: Enhance Internet Security

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      Prevent Unauthorized Connection With Firewall
    • 65
      Automatically Block Suspicious Login Attempts

  • 67
    Chapter 7: Set Up File Sharing

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      Enable File Sharing Protocols for All Platforms
    • 70
      Join a Windows ADS Domain or Workgroup
    • 71
      Manage Users and Groups
    • 79
      Set Up Shared Folders
    • 85
      Define Windows ACL Privileges for Shared Folder
    • 86
      Index Shared Folder Contents

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    Chapter 8: Access Files From Anywhere

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      Access Files Within the Intranet
    • 91
      Access Files Via FTP
      • 93
        Access Files Via WebDAV
      • 94
        Access Files Via File Browser
      • 105
        Access Files Via File Station
      • 106
        Back Up Computer Data
      • 108
        Back Up Data On Synology DiskStation
      • 111
        Sync Shared Folder Contents Between DiskStations
      • 113
        Backup DiskStation Data With Time Backup
      • 114
        Use USBCopy to Back Up Data On USB Device
      • 115
        Use SDCopy to Back Up Data On SD Card
      • 116
        Use Web Station to Host Websites
      • 123
        Host Mail Server
      • 125
        Set Synology DiskStation As Print Server
      • 130
        Enable Photo Station
      • 131
        Enable Personal Photo Station
      • 132
        Manage Photo Station User Accounts
      • 133
        Create Albums
      • 135
        Manage Albums
      • 139
        View and Edit Photos and Videos
      • 140
        Customize Album Layout
      • 141
        Use the Blog
      • 144
        Enable Audio Station
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        Choose Audio Source
      • 146
        Internet Radio
      • 146
        Smart Playlist
      • 146
        Media Server
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        Organize Your Music
      • 148
        Edit Music Information
      • 149
        Display Additional Attributes
      • 149
        Work With Playlist
      • 150
        Play Music
      • 154
        Download Music
      • 155
        Enable Download Station
      • 156
        Set Up BT/HTTP/FTP/NZB
      • 159
        Create BT/HTTP/FTP/NZB Download Tasks
      • 160
        Create By Uploading Files
      • 160
        Create By Entering URLs
      • 165
        Manage BT/HTTP/FTP/NZB Download Tasks
      • 167
        Set Up EMule
      • 169
        Connect to ED2K Server/Kad
      • 169
        Bandwidth
      • 170
        Create EMule Download Tasks
      • 174
        Manage EMule Download Tasks
      • 176
        Enable Surveillance Station
      • 177
        Manage IP Cameras
      • 182
        Watch Live View
      • 185
        Play and Manage Events
      • 192
        Use E-Map
      • 193
        Receive Email or SMS Notification
      • 194
        Manage Advanced Settings
      • 196
        View Log
    • 197
      Assign Privilege
    • 198
      About Camera License
    • 198
      Use Visualstation
    • 200
      Manage DLNA Media Server
    • 204
      Manage ITunes Service
    • 206
      Check System Information
    • 209
      Monitor System Resources
    • 210
      Update DSM
    • 211
      Manage Packages
    • 212
      Receive Event Notification
    • 213
      Receive SMS Notification
    • 214
      Reset Admin's Password
    • 214
      Restore Synology DiskStation to Factory Defaults
    • 215
      Reinstall Synology DiskStation
    • 215
      Enable Snmp Service
    • 216
      Enable Terminal Services
    • 217
      Use IOS and Android Apps
    • 218
      Use Other Mobile Devices
    • 219
      Bay Models

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    Appendix A: Synology Diskstation Specifications

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      Limitations
    • 231
      Bay Models
    • 233
      Troubleshooting
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