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Synology NAS User's Guide
Based on DSM 4.3
34 Chapter 5: Manage Storage Space (for RS10613xs+)
Manage iSCSI Targets
By mapping iSCSI Targets and iSCSI LUNs, client servers can access space on a storage server as if it were a
local disk. In reality, all data transferred to the disk are actually transferred over the network to the storage server.
Create, Edit, or Remove iSCSI Targets
You can manage iSCSI Targets by going to Main Menu > Storage Manager > iSCSI Target. For detailed
instructions regarding how to create, modify, remove, or register iSNS server information, please refer to DSM
Help.
Manage Hard Disks
HDD Management section of Storage Manager allows you to monitor the status of hard disks installed on your
Synology NAS, providing options to manage and analyze hard disk performance and health. To see this section,
please go to Main Menu > Storage Manager > HDD Management.
Enable Write Cache Support
Depending on the model, write cache support can be enabled in order to enhance the performance of your
Synology NAS. Disabling write cache will reduce the chances of data loss caused by abnormal power outages,
but system performance will decline. To modify write cache support settings, please go to Main Menu > Storage
Manager > HDD Management.
We recommend using a UPS to ensure data protection when write cache support is enabled. In addition, the
system should be shut down properly every time after use.
S.M.A.R.T. Test
S.M.A.R.T. test examines and reports the status of your hard disks, alerting you to possible disk failures. If you
want to a run S.M.A.R.T. test, go to Main Menu > Storage Manager > HDD Management. For more information
regarding S.M.A.R.T. tests, please refer to DSM Help.
Hot Spare
Hot Spare disks are standby hard disks that can repair a degraded RAID Group by automatically replacing a
failed disk. Hot spare disks need not be assigned to a specific RAID Group, but may be globally assigned to
repair any RAID Group within your Synology NAS. Before assigning hot spare disks, please see the following
requirements:
The RAID type of the volume/Disk Group/iSCSI LUN must be one with data protection (i.e. RAID 1, RAID 5,
RAID 6, RAID 10).
The hot spare disk size must be equal to or larger than the size of the smallest disk in the volume/Disk
Group/iSCSI LUN.
Manage Hot Spares
You can assign, remove, or manage Hot Spare disks by going to Main Menu > Storage Manager > Hot Spare.
Please refer to DSM Help for information regarding Hot Spare management.
Storage Overview
Storage Overview shows the status of installed hard disks, cable connections, and hardware status lights. You
can view Storage Overview by going to Main Menu > Storage Manager > Storage Overview. Please refer to
DSM Help for a detailed explanation of this section.
- Based on DSM 4.3 1
- Table of Contents 2
- 3 Table of Contents 3
- 4 Table of Contents 4
- 5 Table of Contents 5
- Introduction 6
- 7 Chapter 1: Introduction 7
- Online Resources 7
- Manager 8
- Desktop and Shortcuts 9
- Taskbar 9
- Widgets 10
- Restart and Shutdown 11
- Open Application Windows 11
- Manage Personal Options 12
- Account 13
- Volume Usage 13
- Desktop 13
- Photo Station 13
- Modify System Settings 14
- HTTP Service 15
- Security 15
- Router Port 15
- Certificate 15
- Change Network Settings 16
- Wireless 17
- IPv6 Setup 17
- Modify Regional Options 18
- Use Energy Saving Features 19
- Power Schedule 20
- HDD Hibernation 20
- Manage Storage Space 21
- Quick or Custom Volumes 22
- RAID Types 22
- Change RAID Type 23
- Hard Disk Requirements 24
- Data Scrubbing 25
- SSD TRIM 25
- Manage iSCSI Targets 26
- Manage iSCSI LUNs 26
- Manage Hard Disks 27
- SSD Cache 27
- Hot Spare 28
- Manage External Disks 28
- Overview 29
- Manage RAID Groups 29
- RAID Group Types 30
- Change RAID Types 31
- Repair RAID Groups 31
- Expand RAID Groups 31
- Manage Volumes 32
- Repair Degraded Volumes 32
- Storage Overview 34
- Internet 36
- Set up Router 37
- Add Port Forwarding Rules 37
- Service Requirement 38
- Based on DSM 4.3 39
- Set up VPN Connection 40
- Enhance Internet Security 41
- 42
- Configure Bandwidth Settings 43
- Set Up File Sharing 45
- Joining a Windows Domain 46
- Binding to an LDAP Server 47
- Manage Users and Groups 48
- Set Up Shared Folders 50
- Create a Shared Folder 51
- Remove a Shared Folder 51
- Encrypt a Shared Folder 52
- Index Shared Folder Contents 53
- Access Files from Anywhere 54
- Access Files via FTP 56
- Access Files via WebDAV 57
- Sync Files via Cloud Station 58
- File Station Appearance 59
- Manage File Station Options 59
- Share File Links 60
- Search for Files or Folders 60
- Set File Station in Action 60
- Edit Music Information 61
- Edit Photos 61
- Back Up Data 62
- Use Time Machine for Mac 63
- Use rsync for Linux 63
- Local Backup 64
- Network Backup 64
- Amazon S3 Backup 64
- More Information 65
- Enable Web Station 68
- Host Mail Server 69
- Before you start 70
- Set up Mail Server 70
- Package Center 72
- Photo Station Features 74
- Perform Face Recognition 75
- Use the Blog 75
- Install Audio Station 76
- Audio Station Features 77
- Choose Output Devices 78
- Programs with Video Station 79
- Before You Start 80
- Video Station Features 80
- Play Videos 81
- Install Download Station 82
- Download Station Features 83
- Set up eMule 84
- Create eMule Download Tasks 85
- Manage eMule Download Tasks 85
- Set up Xunlei-Lixian 85
- Surveillance Station 86
- Create Camera Groups 87
- Migrate Cameras 87
- Export Recordings 87
- Mount Recordings 87
- Watch Live View 88
- Use Other Functions 89
- Work with Timeline 90
- High Availability 91
- System Requirements 92
- Install DNS Server 94
- DNS Server Features 95
- Manage DLNA Media Server 97
- Install iTunes Server 97
- Manage iTunes Server 98
- Check System Information 99
- General 100
- Network 100
- Storage 100
- Service 100
- View System Logs 101
- Monitor System Resources 102
- Automate Tasks 103
- Update DSM 103
- Manage Bluetooth Devices 103
- Receive Event Notifications 104
- Customized Alias 105
- Customized HTTP(S) Ports 105
- Reset Admin Password 106
- Reinstall Synology NAS 107
- Enable SNMP Service 107
- Enable Terminal Services 107
- DS audio 108
- DS cloud 108
- DS download 108
- DS file 108
- Use Other Mobile Devices 109
- Troubleshooting 110
- SYNOLOGY, INC 111
- END USER LICENSE AGREEMENT 111
- LIMITED PRODUCT WARRANTY 113
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