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The video provides a guide on connecting a Synology NAS directly to a PC or Mac for various purposes. It discusses using LAN ports for load balancing or link aggregation, setting manual IPs for stable connections, and mapping connections to access files easily. The speaker emphasizes security by setting up usernames and passwords. Viewers are directed to NAS Compare for further assistance or information.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker explains how to connect a Synology NAS directly to a PC or Mac for various purposes. They discuss utilizing two LAN ports for load balancing or link aggregation, connecting one port to the network and the other directly to the PC for a private connection, or using a USB adapter for additional LAN ports. The speaker guides setting a manual IP on the Synology for stable connections and emphasizes keeping the IP in the same subnet range as the existing network. They walk through the steps in the Synology control panel to configure the LAN port for direct connection with the PC.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker explains how to set up network connections on a PC. The process includes going to network settings, selecting a LAN port, setting manual IP properties (e.g., IP address 10.0.4.210), and connecting a cable from Synology to the PC directly. Once the connection is identified, users can access Synology with the new IP address, verify the connection using a browser, and use Synology Assistant to locate the NAS. Finally, the speaker demonstrates mapping the Synology shared folder on the computer by entering the manual IP address in the network drive mapping.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker shows how to map a connection from Synology NAS to a PC, ensuring easy access to files. They mention setting up a username and password for security. The video demonstrates accessing the files through My Computer and a browser. The speaker directs viewers to NAS Compare for any questions or concerns.