Synology RackStation RS409 Manual
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DiskStation
User’s Guide
Applied Model:
DS110j, DS210j, DS410j, DS410, DS710+, DS1010+,
DS109, DS109+, DS209, DS209+II, DS409slim, RS409,
RS409+, RS409RP+
Document ID:
Syno_UserGuide_NASeries_enu
Based on Version:
DSM 2.2- 1060
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on compatibility of all hard disks.
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or changes.
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About this User’s Guide
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Getting to know your Synology DiskStation
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Introduction ......................................................................................................................... 9
Storing and Sharing Files via the Internet ............................................................................ 9
Sharing Storage Capacity as an iSCSI Target .................................................................... 9
PC Data and Server Data Backup ........................................................................................ 9
Transferring Data via FTP ...................................................................................................... 9
Managing Files through Web Browsers ............................................................................... 9
Sharing Photos, Videos, and Blogs with Photo Station 3 .................................................. 9
Enjoying Entertainment Content the Serveron ................................................................. 10
Enjoying Music instantly anytime ........................................................................................ 10
Hosting Websites ................................................................................................................... 10
Video Recording with IP Cameras ...................................................................................... 10
USB Printer Server ................................................................................................................ 10
Specification ....................................................................................................................... 11
1-bay Models .......................................................................................................................... 11
2-bay Models .......................................................................................................................... 12
4-bay Models .......................................................................................................................... 14
5-bay Models .......................................................................................................................... 16
Limitations ......................................................................................................................... 17
Appearance ....................................................................................................................... 18
1-bay & 2-bay DiskStation .................................................................................................... 18
4-bay DiskStation ................................................................................................................... 24
4-bay 1U RackStation ........................................................................................................... 30
5-bay DiskStation ................................................................................................................... 33
Managing Synology DiskStation
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Entering Web Management UI .......................................................................................... 36
Using Setup Utility ................................................................................................................. 36
Accessing Web Management UI Manually ........................................................................ 38
Managing Synology DiskStation ....................................................................................... 38
Connecting from Two Different Networks ......................................................................... 39
Volume .............................................................................................................................. 39
Managing Volume .................................................................................................................. 40
Repairing Volume by Hot Swapping ................................................................................... 40
Joining Windows ADS Domain ......................................................................................... 40
Accessing Synology DiskStation via Telnet/SSH .............................................................. 41
Accessing Synology DiskStation via NFS ......................................................................... 41
iSCSI Target ...................................................................................................................... 42
Protecting Synology DiskStation from Unauthorized Login .............................................. 42
Built-in Firewall ....................................................................................................................... 42
Auto Block ............................................................................................................................... 43
Resetting Administrator Password .................................................................................... 43
Reinstalling Synology DiskStation ..................................................................................... 43
Accessing Synology DiskStation Data
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Shared Folders .................................................................................................................. 44
System Built-in ....................................................................................................................... 44
Administrator- eatedCr ........................................................................................................... 45
Setting Privileges .............................................................................................................. 45
Using Network Recycle Bin ............................................................................................... 46
Setting Encoding ............................................................................................................... 46
Accessing Shared Folders ................................................................................................ 47
Within the Intranet ................................................................................................................. 47
From the Internet ................................................................................................................... 50
From a Mobile Device ........................................................................................................... 51
Backup Solutions
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Local Backup Network Backup and .................................................................................. 52
Backing up Personal Data ................................................................................................. 53
Windows Users ...................................................................................................................... 53
Mac OS X User ...................................................................................................................... 54
Backing up Synology DiskStation Settings ....................................................................... 55
From Synology DiskStation to PC Client ............................................................................ 55
From Synology DiskStation to another Synology DiskStation ......................................... 55
Sharing USB Printers
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More Features
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Management ..................................................................................................................... 57
User Home ............................................................................................................................. 57
Applications Privilege Setting .............................................................................................. 57
Quick Search Box .................................................................................................................. 58
Notification .............................................................................................................................. 58
Firmware Update ................................................................................................................... 58
Audio Station ..................................................................................................................... 59
iTunes Service ................................................................................................................... 60
Media Server ..................................................................................................................... 60
Download Station 2 ........................................................................................................... 60
Enabling Download Station 2 ............................................................................................... 61
Installing Download Redirector ............................................................................................ 61
Web Station ....................................................................................................................... 61
Enabling Web Station and MySQL ...................................................................................... 62
Enabling Virtual Host ............................................................................................................. 62
Web Station’s detail description ........................................................................................... 62
Photo Station 3 .................................................................................................................. 62
Enabling Photo Station 3 ...................................................................................................... 63
Photo Station 3’s detail description ..................................................................................... 63
Surveillance Station 3 ........................................................................................................ 63
Enabling Surveillance Station 3 ........................................................................................... 63
Surveillance Station 3’s detailed description ..................................................................... 64
Mail Station ........................................................................................................................ 64
Mail Station Installation ......................................................................................................... 64
Mail Station Setting ................................................................................................................ 64
Mail Station’s detailed description ....................................................................................... 64
USBCopy .......................................................................................................................... 65
Setting USBCopy Target Location ...................................................................................... 65
Expanding Storage Capacity
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With DX5/RX4 ................................................................................................................... 66
With External HDD ............................................................................................................ 66
External USB HDD ................................................................................................................ 66
External SATA HDD ............................................................................................................... 67
Replacing Larger Internal HDD ......................................................................................... 67
For one-bay models .............................................................................................................. 67
For Basic or RAID 0 volume on two and more bays models .......................................... 68
For RAID 1 volume on two and more bays models* ........................................................ 68
For RAID 5 or RAID 6 volume on four and more bays models ....................................... 68
Adding a HDD to a RAID 5 AID 6 Volume /R ...................................................................... 69
Change Volume Type ........................................................................................................ 69
Troubleshooting
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Appendix
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Recommended Peripherals .............................................................................................. 71
About this User’s Guide
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About this User’s Guide
This user's guide covers all major functions of Synology NAS Server (“Synology
DiskStation”). Some of the functions may only be available on specific models.
Please refer to product specification for further details.
Getting to know your Synology DiskStation
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Enjoying Entertainment Content on the Server
Download Station allows you to download files from the Internet through
BitTorrent, FTP, HTTP, eMule and NZB to Synology DiskStation. Moreover, if you
have an UPnP DMA connected in the LAN, you can share the multimedia files on
Synology DiskStation. If you just want to share and play mp3 files stored on
Synology DiskStation, you can enable iTunes Service, and enjoy the music
through any iTunes clients on LAN.
The built-in USBCopy button * on the device allows instant copy of photos from
the camera to Synology DiskStation.
Enjoying Music instantly anytime
When a pair of USB speakers is connected to the Synology DiskStation, Audio
Station allows users to listen to music stored on the Synology DiskStation, from a
connected iPod, or even stream Internet Radio stations. In addition, users can
stream music from the Synology DiskStation with a web browser over the
Internet.
Hosting Websites
The Virtual Host feature allows you to host up to 30 websites using Web Station,
with PHP and MySQL supported.
Video Recording with IP Cameras
Surveillance Station 3 allows you to manage, view, and record videos from
multiple IP cameras over the network. By accessing the web-based
management interface of Surveillance Station 3, you can watch the real-time
image the camera is monitoring, and record videos continuously, in
motion-detection mode, or in alarm-recording mode.
USB Printer Server
You can share up to 2 USB 2.0 Printers through the LAN.
* Supported on specific models only. Please refer to the product Specification table.
Getting to know your Synology DiskStation
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Specification
For the most recent product specification, please visit www.synology.com
1-bay Models
Item
DS109
DS109+
DS110j
Internal HDD
3.5 SATA (II) x 1
3.5 SATA (II) x 1
3.5 SATA (II) x 1
Max. Capacity
2TB
2TB
2TB
Hot Swappable HDD
No
No
No
External HDD Interface
USB x 3
eSATA x 1
USB x 3
eSATA x 1
USB x 3
LAN Port
Gigabit x 1
Gigabit x 1
Gigabit x 1
USBCopy
Yes
Yes
Yes
System Fan (mm)
x 1 (50 x 50)
x 1 (50 x 50)
x 1 (50 x 50)
Size (HxWxD) (mm)
160 x 63 x 218
160 x 63 x 218
160 x 63 x 218
Weight (Kg)
0.81
0.81
0.81
Supported Clients
‧Windows 2000 onward
‧Mac OS X 10.3 onward
‧Linux
Max. User Accounts
1024
2048
512
Max. Group Accounts
128
256
128
Max. Shared Folder
256
256
256
Max. Concurrent
Connections
64
256
64
Max. Supported IP
Cameras
8
12
5
File System
‧EXT3
‧FAT (External Disk, Read/Write)
‧NTFS (External Disk, Read/Write)
Volume Type
‧Basic
Agency Certifications
‧ ‧ ‧FCC Class B CE Class B BSMI Class B
HDD Hibernation
Yes
Yes
Yes
Event Notification
Yes
Yes
Yes
NTP
Yes
Yes
Yes
FTP over SSL/TLS
Yes
Yes
Yes
HTTPS Connection
Yes
Yes
Yes
Windows ADS Domain
Yes
Yes
Yes
iSCSI
Yes
Yes
Yes
Scheduled Power On/Off
Yes
Yes
Yes
Language Localization
‧ ‧ ‧ ‧ ‧ ‧ ‧ ‧English Deutsch Français Italiano Español Dansk Norsk Svensk
‧Nederlands ‧Русский ‧Polski ‧Magyar ‧Português do Brasil ‧Português Europeu
‧ ‧ ‧ ‧ ‧ ‧Türkçe Český 日本語 繁體中文 简体中文
Power Consumption
And
Environment
Requirements
‧Line voltage: 100V to 240V AC
‧Frequency: 50/60Hz
‧Operating Temperature: 40 to 95 F (5 to 35 ˚ ˚C)
‧Storage Temperature: 15 to 155 F (- ˚ 10 to 70˚C)
‧Relative Humidity: 5% to 95% RH
‧Maximum Operating Altitude: 10000 feet
Getting to know your Synology DiskStation
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2-bay Models
Item
DS209
DS209+II
DS210j
DS710+
Internal HDD
3.5 SATA (II) x 2
3.5 SATA (II) x 2
3.5 SATA (II) x 2
SATA(II) x 2
Max. Capacity
4TB
(2 x 2TB hard drives)
4TB
(2 x 2TB hard drives)
4TB
(2 x 2TB hard drives)
4TB
(2 x 2TB hard drives)
Hot Swappable
HDD
No
No
No
Yes
External HDD
Interface
USB x 3
USB x 3
eSATA x 1
USB x 3
USB x 3
eSATA x 1
LAN Port
Gigabit x 1
Gigabit x 1
Gigabit x 1
Gigabit x 1
USBCopy
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
System Fan
(mm)
x 1 (70 x 70)
x 1 (70 x 70)
x 1 (70 x 70)
x 1 (80 x 80)
Size (HxWxD)
(mm)
161 x 88 x 218
161 x 88 x 218
161 x 88 x 218
157 x 103.5 x 232
Weight (Kg)
0.98
0.98
0.98
1.69
Supported
Clients
‧Windows 2000 onward
‧Mac OS X 10.3 onward
‧Linux
Max. User
Accounts
1024
2048
512
2048
Max. Group
Accounts
128
256
128
256
Max. Shared
Folder
256
256
256
256
Max. Concurrent
Connections
128
256
64
512
Max. Supported
IP Cameras
8
12
5
16
File System
‧ ‧EXT3 FAT (External Disk, Read/Write) NTFS (External Disk, Read/Write) ‧
Volume Type
‧ ‧ ‧ ‧Basic JBOD RAID 0 RAID 1
Agency
Certifications
‧ ‧ ‧FCC Class B CE Class B BSMI Class B
HDD Hibernation
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Event
Notification
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
NTP
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
FTP over
SSL/TLS
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
HTTPS
Connection
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Windows ADS
Domain
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
iSCSI
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Scheduled
Power On/Off
Yes
Yes
Yes
Off Only
Language
Localization
‧ ‧ ‧ ‧ ‧ ‧ ‧ ‧English Deutsch Français Italiano Español Dansk Norsk Svensk
‧ ‧ ‧ ‧ ‧ ‧Nederlands Русский Polski Magyar Português do Brasil Português Europeu
‧ ‧ ‧ ‧ ‧ ‧Türkçe Český 日本語 한국어 繁體中文 简体中文
Power
‧Line voltage: 100V to 240V AC
Getting to know your Synology DiskStation
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Item
DS209
DS209+II
DS210j
DS710+
Consumption
And
Environment
Requirements
‧Frequency: 50/60Hz
‧Operating Temperature: 40 to 95 F (5 to 35 ˚ ˚C)
‧Storage Temperature: 15 to 155 F (- ˚10 to 70˚C)
‧Relative Humidity: 5% to 95% RH
‧Maximum Operating Altitude: 10000 feet
Getting to know your Synology DiskStation
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4-bay Models
Item
DS409slim
DS410j
DS410
RS409
RS409+
RS409RP+
Internal HDD
2.5 SATA (II)
x 4
3.5 SATA (II)
x 4
3.5 SATA (II)
x 4
3.5 SATA (II)
x 4
3.5 SATA (II)
x 4
3.5 SATA (II)
x 4
Max.
Capacity
3TB
(4 x 750GB
hard drives)
8TB
(4 x 2TB hard
drives)
8TB
(4 x 2TB hard
drives)
8TB
(4 x 2TB hard
drives)
8TB
(4 x 2TB hard
drives)
8TB
(4 x 2TB hard
drives)
Hot
Swappable
HDD
No
No
No
Yes
Yes
Yes
External HDD
Interface
USB x 2
eSATA x 1
USB x 2
USB x 2
eSATA x 1
USB x 2
eSATA x 1
USB x 2
eSATA x 1
USB x 2
eSATA x 1
LAN Port
Gigabit x 1
Gigabit x 1
Gigabit x 1
Gigabit x 2
Gigabit x 2
Gigabit x 2
USBCopy
Yes
No
No
No
No
No
System Fan
(mm)
x 1 (60 x 60)
x 2 (80 x 80)
x 2 (80 x 80)
x 3 (40 x 40)
x 3 (40 x 40)
x 4 (40 x 40)
Power Fan
(mm)
No
No
No
x 1 (40 x 40)
x 1 (40 x 40)
x 1 (40 x 40)
Size
(HxWxD)
(mm)
120 x 105 x
142
168 x 184 x
230
168 x 184 x
230
44 x 430.5 x
457.5
44 x 430.5 x
457.5
44 x 430.5 x
457.5
Weight (Kg)
0.66
2.23
2.23
7.1
7.1
9.68
Supported
Clients
‧Windows 2000 Onward
‧Mac OS X 10.3 Onward
‧Linux
Max. User
Accounts
1024
1024
2048
2048
2048
2048
Max. Group
Accounts
128
256
256
256
256
256
Max. Shared
Folder
256
256
256
256
256
256
Max.
Concurrent
Connections
64
128
256
128
512
512
Max.
Supported IP
Cameras
8
5
12
8
12
12
File System
‧EXT3
‧FAT (External Disk, Read/Write)
‧NTFS (External Disk, Read/Write)
Volume Type
‧ ‧ ‧ ‧ ‧ ‧ ‧Basic JBOD RAID 0 RAID 1 RAID 5 RAID 5+Spare RAID 6
Agency
Certifications
FCC Class B CE Class B ‧
BSMI Class B
FCC Class A CE Class A ‧
HDD
Hibernation
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Event
Notification
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
NTP
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
FTP over
SSL/TLS
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Getting to know your Synology DiskStation
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Item
DS409slim
DS410j
DS410
RS409
RS409+
RS409RP+
HTTPS
Connection
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Windows
ADS Domain
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
iSCSI
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Scheduled
Power On/Off
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Language
Localization
‧ ‧ ‧ ‧English Deutsch Français Italiano Español Dansk Norsk Svensk ‧ ‧ ‧ ‧
‧ ‧ ‧ ‧ ‧ ‧Nederlands Русский Polski Magyar Português do Brasil Português Europeu
‧ ‧ ‧ ‧ ‧ ‧Türkçe Český 日本語 한국어 繁體中文 简体中文
Power
Consumption
And
Environment
Requirements
Line voltage: 100V to 240V AC
‧Frequency: 50/60Hz
‧Operating Temperature: 40 to 95 F (5 to 35 ˚ ˚C)
‧Storage Temperature: 15 to 155 F (- ˚10 to 70˚C)
‧Relative Humidity: 5% to 95% RH
‧Maximum Operating Altitude: 10000 feet
Getting to know your Synology DiskStation
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Appearance
1-bay & 2-bay DiskStation
DiskStation (DS710+ excluded)
Back View Front View
LAN Port
Fan
USB Port
eSATA Port
LED Indicators
Power Button
Power Port
RESET Button
USB Port
USBCopy Button
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Article
Name
Location
Description
Power
Button
Front
Panel
The Power Button is used to turn Synology DiskStation
on or off.
To turn off Synology DiskStation, press the Power Button
and hold it until you hear a "beep" sound and the Power
LED starts blinking.
LED
Indicators
Front
Panel
The LED indicator is used to display the status of the
internal disk and the system. For more detail please
refer to the following LED Indication Table.
USBCopy
Button
Front
Panel
The USBCopy Button lights up when you connect a USB
Device (for example: digital camera, USB flash disk).
Pressing the button will copy the data from the
connected USB device to Synology DiskStation’s
internal HDD.
USB Port
Front &
Back
Panel
The Synology DiskStation offers USB ports for adding
additional external hard drives, USB printers, or other
USB devices.
eSATA Port
Front
Panel
The eSATA port is for connecting with an external SATA
HDD.
Fan
Back
Panel
The fan is built to exhaust waste heat out of Synology
DiskStation. It will start automatically when the server
starts. If the fan is malfunctioning, system will "beep"
every 1 second.
RESET
Button
Back
Panel
1. To restore IP, DNS, passwords for the admin
account to default value.
2. To reinstall the Synology DiskStation.
LAN Port
Back
Panel
The LAN port is where you connect RJ-45 cable to
Synology DiskStation.
Power Port
Back
Panel
The power port is where you connect the AC adapter to
Synology DiskStation.
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20
LED Indications Table
1-bay Models
LED Indication
Color
Status
Description
STATUS
Green
Static
Volume normal
Off
Hibernation
Orange
Static
Available volume
space < 1GB
Blinking
Volume degraded or crashed
No volume
LAN
Green
Static
Network is normal
Blinking
Network is active
Off
Network is down
DISK / eSATA
Green
Static
Disk is normal
Blinking
Disk is being accessed
Off
No internal disk
USBCopy
Green
Static
USB disk detected
Blinking
Copying data
Off
No USB disk attached
Power
Blue
Static
System ready
Blinking
Booting up
Shutting down
Off
Power off
2-bay Models
LED Indication
Color
Status
Description
STATUS
Blue
Static
Volume normal
Off
Hibernation
Orange
Static
Available volume
space < 1GB
Blinking
Volume degraded or crashed
No volume
LAN
Green
Static
Network is up
Blinking
Network is active
Off
Network is down
DISK / eSATA
Green
Static
Disk is ready and idle
Blinking
Disk is being accessed
Off
No internal disk
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Article
Name
Location
Description
Power
Button
Front
Panel
The Power Button is used to turn Synology DiskStation
on or off.
To turn off Synology DiskStation, press the Power Button
and hold it until you hear a "beep" sound and the Power
LED starts blinking.
LED
Indicators
Front
Panel
The LED indicator is used to display the status of the
internal disk and the system. For more detail please
refer to the following LED Indication Table.
USBCopy
Button
Front
Panel
The USBCopy Button lights up when you connect a USB
Device (for example: digital camera, USB flash disk).
Pressing the button will copy the data from the
connected USB device to Synology DiskStation’s
internal HDD.
USB Port
Front &
Back
Panel
The Synology DiskStation offers USB ports for adding
additional external hard drives, USB printers, or other
USB devices.
eSATA Port
Back
Panel
The eSATA port is for connecting with an external SATA
HDD.
RESET
Button
Back
Panel
1. To restore IP, DNS, passwords for the admin
account to default value.
2. To reinstall the Synology DiskStation.
Hard Drive
Tray
Back
Panel
The hard drive tray is designed for loading the hard
drives used in Synology DiskStation.
Hard Drive
Tray Lock
Back
Panel
Each hard drive tray is equipped with one tray lock to
lock/unlock the trays to the DiskStation.
VGA Port
Back
Panel
The VGA port is where you connect Synology
DiskStation directly to a LCD monitor.
LAN Port
Back
Panel
The LAN port is where you connect RJ-45 cable to
Synology DiskStation.
Power Port
Back
Panel
The power port is where you connect the AC adapter to
Synology DiskStation.
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LED Indications Table
DS710+
LED Indication
Color
Status
Description
STATUS
Green
Static
Volume Normal
Off
Hibernation
Orange
Static
Available volume space < 1GB
Blinking
Volume degraded or crashed
No volume
LAN
Green
Static
Gigabit link
Blinking
Network is active
Off
Network is down
Orange
Static
10/100MB link
Blinking
Network is active
Off
Network is down
HDD1 & HDD2
Green
Static
Disk ready
Blinking
Disk is being accessed
Off
No internal disk
Orange
Static
Cannot Read/Write
Power
Blue
Static
System ready
Blinking
Booting up
Shutting down
Off
Power off
USBCopy
Green
Static
USB disk detected
Blinking
Copying data
Off
No USB disk attached
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4-bay DiskStation
DiskStation (DS409slim excluded)
Front View
Back View
LED Indicators
LED Indicators
Power Button
Power
Port
USB
Port
LAN
Port
Fan
RESET
Button
eSATA
Port
Getting to know your Synology DiskStation
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Article
Name
Location
Description
Power
Button
Front
Panel
The Power Button is used to turn Synology DiskStation
on or off.
To turn off Synology DiskStation, press the Power Button
and hold it until you hear a "beep" sound and the Power
LED starts blinking. The shutdown process will complete
in 30 seconds
LED
Indicators
Front
Panel
The LED indicator is used to display the status of the
internal disk and the system. For more detail please
refer to the following LED Indication Table.
USB Port
Back
Panel
The Synology DiskStation offers USB ports for adding
additional external hard drives, USB printers, or other
USB devices.
Fan
Back
Panel
The fan is built to exhaust waste heat out of Synology
DiskStation. It will start automatically when the server
starts. If the fan is malfunctioning, system will "beep"
every 1 second.
eSATA Port
Back
Panel
The eSATA port is for connecting with an external SATA
HDD.
RESET
Button
Back
Panel
1. To restore IP, DNS, passwords for the admin
account to default value.
2. To reinstall the Synology DiskStation.
LAN Port
Back
Panel
The LAN port is where you connect RJ-45 cable to
Synology DiskStation.
Power Port
Back
Panel
The power port is where you connect the AC adapter to
Synology DiskStation.
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LED Indication Table
4-bay DiskStation
LED Indication
Color
Status
Description
STATUS
Green
Static
Volume Normal
Off
Hibernation
Orange
Static
Available volume space < 1GB
Blinking
Volume degraded or crashed
No volume
LAN
Green
Static
Network is up
Blinking
Network is active
Off
Network is down
DISK 1~4
Green
Static
Disk ready
Blinking
Disk is being accessed
Off
No internal disk
Orange
Static
Cannot Read/ Write
Power
Blue
Static
System ready
Blinking
Booting up
Shutting down
Off
Power off
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DS409slim
Front View
Back View
LED Indicators
Power Button
USBCopy
Button
USB Port
LAN Port
Power Port
Hard Drive Tray
RESET
Button
USB Port
eSATA Port
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Article
Name
Location
Description
Power
Button
Front
Panel
The Power Button is used to turn Synology DiskStation
on or off.
To turn off Synology DiskStation, press the Power Button
and hold it until you hear a "beep" sound and the Power
LED starts blinking. The shutdown process will complete
in 30 seconds.
LED
Indicators
Front
Panel
The LED indicator is used to display the status of the
internal disk and the system. For more detail please
refer to the following LED Indication Table.
USBCopy
Button
Front
Panel
The USBCopy Button lights up when you connect a USB
Device (for example: digital camera, USB flash disk).
Pressing the button will copy the data from the
connected USB device to Synology DiskStation’s
internal HDD.
USB Port
Front &
Back
Panel
The Synology DiskStation offers USB ports for adding
additional external hard drives, USB printers, or other
USB devices.
eSATA Port
Back
Panel
The eSATA port is for connecting with an external SATA
HDD.
RESET
Button
Back
Panel
1. To restore IP, DNS, passwords for the admin
account to default value.
2. To reinstall the Synology DiskStation.
LAN Port
Back
Panel
The LAN port is where you connect RJ-45 cable to
Synology DiskStation.
Hard Drive
Tray
Back
Panel
The hard drive tray is designed for loading the hard
drives used in Synology DiskStation.
Power Port
Back
Panel
The power port is where you connect the AC adapter to
Synology DiskStation.
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LED Indication Table
DS409slim
LED Indication
Color
Status
Description
STATUS
Green
Static
Volume Normal
Off
Hibernation
Orange
Static
Available volume space < 1GB
Blinking
Volume degraded or crashed
No volume
LAN
Green
Static
Network is up
Blinking
Network is active
Off
Network is down
DISK 1~4
Green
Static
Disk ready
Blinking
Disk is being accessed
Off
No internal disk
Orange
Static
Cannot Read/ Write
Power
Blue
Static
System ready
Blinking
Booting up
Shutting down
Off
Power off
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30
4-bay 1U RackStation
Front View
Back View
LED Indicators
Hard Drive Tray
Power Button
Power
Port
LAN
Port
USB
Port
Console
Port
RESET Button
eSATA Port
Fan
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Article
Name
Location
Description
Power
Button
Front
Panel
The Power Button is used to turn Synology DiskStation
on or off.
To turn off Synology DiskStation, press the Power Button
and hold it until you hear a "beep" sound and the Power
LED starts blinking. The shutdown process will complete
in 30 seconds.
LED
Indicators
Front
Panel
The LED indicator is used to display the status of the
internal disk and the system. For more detail please
refer to the following LED Indication Table.
Hard Drive
Tray
Front
Panel
The hard drive tray is designed for loading the hard
drives used in Synology DiskStation.
USB Port
Back
Panel
The Synology DiskStation offers USB ports for adding
additional external hard drives, USB printers, or other
USB devices.
Fan
Back
Panel
The fan is built to exhaust waste heat out of Synology
DiskStation. It will start automatically when the server
starts. If the fan is malfunctioning, system will "beep"
every 1 second.
eSATA Port
Back
Panel
The eSATA port is for connecting with an external SATA
HDD.
RESET
Button
Back
Panel
1. To restore IP, DNS, passwords for the admin account
to default value.
2. To reinstall the Synology DiskStation.
LAN Port
Back
Panel
The LAN port is where you connect RJ-45 cable to
Synology DiskStation.
Console Port
Back
Panel
The console port is where you connect Synology
DiskStation directly to a computer.
Power Port
Back
Panel
The power port is where you connect the AC adapter to
Synology DiskStation.
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LED Indication Table
1U RackStation
LED Indication
Color
Status
Description
STATUS
Green
Static
Volume Normal
Off
Hibernation
Orange
Static
Available volume space < 1GB
Blinking
Volume degraded or crashed
No volume
LAN
Green
Static
Network is up
Blinking
Network is active
Off
Network is down
DISK 1~4
Green
Static
Disk ready
Blinking
Disk is being accessed
Off
No internal disk
Orange
Static
Cannot Read/ Write
Power
Blue
Static
System ready
Blinking
Booting up
Shutting down
Off
Power off
RPS-STATUS*
Green
Static
Both redundant power supply
are working
Blinking
1 RPS not working
* RS409RP+ only
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5-bay DiskStation
DS1010+
Front View
Back View
Hard Drive Tray
LED Indicators
Power Button
Hard Drive Tray
Lock
LAN Port
VGA Port
USB Port
eSATA Port
Power Port
RESET Button
Fan
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Article
Name
Location
Description
Power
Button
Front
Panel
The Power Button is used to turn Synology DiskStation
on or off.
To turn off Synology DiskStation, press the Power Button
and hold it until you hear a "beep" sound and the Power
LED starts blinking. The shutdown process will complete
in 30 seconds.
LED
Indicators
Front
Panel
The LED indicator is used to display the status of the
internal disk and the system. For more detail please
refer to the following LED Indication Table.
Hard Drive
Tray
Front
Panel
The hard drive tray is designed for loading the hard
drives used in Synology DiskStation.
Hard Drive
Tray Lock
Front
Panel
Each hard drive tray is equipped with one tray lock to
lock/unlock the trays to the DiskStation.
USB Port
Back
Panel
The Synology DiskStation offers USB ports for adding
additional external hard drives, USB printers, or other
USB devices.
Fan
Back
Panel
The fan is built to exhaust waste heat out of Synology
DiskStation. It will start automatically when the server
starts. If the fan is malfunctioning, system will "beep"
every 1 second.
eSATA Port
Back
Panel
The eSATA port is for connecting with an external SATA
HDD.
RESET
Button
Back
Panel
1. To restore IP, DNS, passwords for the account admin
to default value.
2. To reinstall the Synology DiskStation.
LAN Port
Back
Panel
The LAN port is where you connect RJ-45 cable to
Synology DiskStation.
VGA Port
Back
Panel
The VGA port is where you connect Synology
DiskStation directly to a LCD monitor.
Power Port
Back
Panel
The power port is where you connect the power cord to
Synology DiskStation.
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35
LED Indications Table
DS1010+
LED Indication
Color
Status
Description
STATUS
Green
Static
Volume Normal
Off
Hibernation
Orange
Static
Available volume space < 1GB
Blinking
Volume degraded or crashed
No volume
LAN 1 & LAN 2
Green
Static
Gigabit link
Blinking
Network is active
Off
Network is down
Orange
Static
10/100MB link
Blinking
Network is active
Off
Network is down
Hard Disk Status
Indicator
(on tray)
Green
Static
Disk ready and idle
Blinking
Disk is being accessed
Off
No internal disk
Orange
Static
Cannot Read/ Write
ALERT
Orange
Blinking
Hardware error
Off
System ready
Power
Blue
Static
System ready
Blinking
Booting up
Shutting down
Off
Power off
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Managing Synology DiskStation
Entering Web Management UI
System administrator can manage the Synology DiskStation by entering the web
management UI. There are two options for you to enter the management UI:
Using Setup Utility
Windows User
1. Insert the Installation CD into CD/DVD-Rom Drive.
2. Choose Synology Assistant on the Autorun Menu.
3. Follow the steps to complete installation.
4. After installation, double click on the desktop icon to execute the program.
5. Choose the server you want to manage. Click or double-click the Connect
selected server to enter the Web Management UI.
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38
Note: To ensure the process runs smoothly, please use the following
browsers:
Browser
Version
Internet Explorer
7.0 and onward
Firefox
3.0 and onward
Safari (Mac only)
3.0 and onward
Accessing Web Management UI Manually
1. Open a web browser window.
2. At the address line input “http://Synology_Server_Name:5000/”, where
“Synology_Server_Name” should be replaced with the name you set up for
Synology DiskStation during the setup process. If you choose One-step
Setup during the setup process, the “Synology_Server_Name” will be
"DiskStation", "CubeStation", or "RackStation".
3. Press key on the keyboard. Enter
4. Choose System administrator (admin).
5. Input password for admin.
6. Click to access Web Management UI. Enter
Managing Synology DiskStation
You can start managing Synology DiskStation in Web Management UI. Synology
DiskStation Web Management UI provides distinctive and straightforward design
for easy management. You will find an online button at the upper right Help
corner of every page of the Web Management UI. Click on the button for Help
further information whenever you encounter any problem.
To help you further manage Synology DiskStation, resource monitor allows you
to watch over the CPU usage, memory usage, network flow, and volume usage.
With SNMP service, you can now monitor Synology DiskStation with network
management software.
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Accessing Synology DiskStation via Telnet/SSH
To be able to access Synology DiskStation via Telnet/SSH, go to Network
Services Terminal> and enable the terminal service.
Accessing Synology DiskStation via NFS
With the built-in NFS option, the administrator can quickly enable NFS and set
up privileges on the UI with only a few clicks. Go to File Sharing > NFS and
check the box to enable this function. Go to > to Privileges Shared Folder
setup the NFS privileges.
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42
iSCSI Target*
You can designate portion of your volume space to be an iSCSI Target, which
will allow clients to access the space like a local disk. Go to Storage > iSCSI
Target and create an iSCSI target.
Protecting Synology DiskStation from Unauthorized
Login
Built-in Firewall
The built-in firewall can prevent unauthorized logins and control which services
can be accessed. Go to Network Services Firewall> to enable and create
firewall rules. You can choose to allow or deny some or all IP addresses from
accessing some or all network ports.
* Supported on specific models only. Please refer to the product Specification table.
Produkt Specifikationer
| Mærke: | Synology |
| Kategori: | Server |
| Model: | RackStation RS409 |
| Vægt: | 7100 g |
| Wi-Fi: | Ja |
| Ethernet LAN-porte (RJ-45): | 2 |
| Antal USB 2.0-porte: | 2 |
| Strømforbrug (typisk): | 52.8 W |
| Driftstemperatur (T-T): | 5 - 35 °C |
| Intern hukommelse: | 0.25 GB |
| Dimensioner (BxDxH): | 457.5 x 44 x 430.5 mm |
| Støjniveau: | 26 dB |
| Processorfrekvens: | 1.2 GHz |
| Intern hukommelsestype: | DDR2 |
| Strømforbrug (dvale): | 23 W |
| Antal blæsere: | 3 blæser(e) |
| Forbindelses-LED'er: | HDD, LAN, Status |
| Grænseflade til lagerdisk: | Serial ATA II |
| Størrelse på lagerdisk: | 3.5 " |
| Antal understøttede lagerdiske: | 4 |
| Relativ luftfugtighed: | 5 - 95 % |
| eSATA: | Ja |
| Antal installerede lagerdiske: | 4 |
| Total installeret opbevaringskapacitet: | 8 TB |
| Maksimalt understøttet lagerkapacitet: | 8000 TB |
| Kapacitet af datalagringsdrev: | 2000 GB |
| Datalink-protokol: | CIFS/AFP/FTP/iSCSI/Telnet/SSH/NFS/SNMP |
| Link/Act LED: | Ja |
| iSCSI-understøttelse: | Ja |
| Flersproget support: | Ja |
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