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Howto configure NFS on Synology Disk Stations
« on: March 19, 2010, 10:48:12 AM »
Howto configure NFS on Synology Disk Stations

Tested for Synology DSM 3.1 and Mede8er V4

Notes:
- Use fixed IP-addresses for your Disk Station and Mede8er, e.g. 192.168.xxx.yyy. (recommended).
- After an upgrade of your Mede8er to version 4 you have to reconfigure the settings on your Mede8er (see below).

My configuration:
MyDiskstation with media content: Synology DS209+II   192.168.110.4 (network name: my-ds)
MyMediaplayer:   Med500X 500GB   192.168.110.5 (network name: my_mp; note: a minus character in the Mede8er network name is not allowed; use an underscore character instead!)

Settings on DiskStation (DSM 3.1):
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Select Control Panel icon
Select Win/Mac\/NFS icon
Select NFS Service tab
Check Enable NFS

Select Shared Folder icon
Select video folder
Select Button NFS privileges
Select Create

Hostname or IP* (of your mede8er):
All the following will work:
* or 192.168.110.* or 192.168.110.5 (change IP-address according to your network settings)
Note: The following wil NOT work:
The network name (e.g. my_mp)

Privilege:
Choose (all will work);
Read only or Read/Write

Root squash:
Choose (all will work);
No mapping or Map to admin or Map to guest
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Settings on Mede8er (V4):
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System Setup
Network
Wired lan setup
192.168.110.5 (change IP-address according to your network settings)

Host name:
my_mp (choose the name of your mede8er)

Media Library
NFS
MENU button
add      a share to the video folder at my-ds (choose the name of your disk station)
Host IP   192.168.110.4 (change IP-address according to your network settings)
Folder   volume1/video   (a / is added automatically at the begin)
OK
The following entry appeares:
192.168.110.4:/volume1/video

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Done!

Select a video:
Media library
NFS
select one of the shown folders
The top row shows:
NFS   mnt
Select a directory e.g. _Documentaires
The top row shows:
NFS   mnt/_Documentaires

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Have fun !
Luc
« Last Edit: January 27, 2011, 10:57:35 PM by lheijst »
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Re: Howto configure NFS on Synology Disk Stations
« Reply #1 on: August 26, 2011, 06:03:16 PM »
question:

Can i get this to work on my mede8er 500x2 on a nas thats on another network?

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Re: Howto configure NFS on Synology Disk Stations
« Reply #2 on: August 26, 2011, 07:42:35 PM »
Of course, just change the settings to fit your NAS IP. 
Why do you keep on watching the porno after you came?

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Re: Howto configure NFS on Synology Disk Stations
« Reply #3 on: September 07, 2011, 12:11:55 AM »
i must be a total idiot or something is really wrong

Ive done exactly as it says in the guide but i cant eaven get NFS to work locally with my own mede8er and my freind cant get it to work eather with his mede8er

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Re: Howto configure NFS on Synology Disk Stations
« Reply #4 on: September 07, 2011, 05:32:40 AM »
i must be a total idiot or something is really wrong

Ive done exactly as it says in the guide but i cant eaven get NFS to work locally with my own mede8er and my freind cant get it to work eather with his mede8er

Can you supply more details to get an idea and help you to move forward on this:
What Synology NAS are you using?
And what path did you used to configure the NFS shortcut on your Mede8er?
What mede8er do you have?
Read the  Mede8er 400X/500X Beginners Guide
or Mede8er 500X2/400X2/450X2 Beginners Guide

Also check the Couto X3D Newbies Guide first.

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Re: Howto configure NFS on Synology Disk Stations
« Reply #5 on: September 07, 2011, 07:05:57 AM »
Hi;

I'm seeing the same problem last time, the guide above is really details, but one thing i miss out is that med500x doesn't support jumbo frame (since it is 100mbps only), hence your Disk Station need to ensure the network connection is 1000mbps with jumbo frame off.


Once i set this, the med can connect to the Disk Station.
On Med500x2,it is capable of 1000mbps, but still not support jumbo frame, you might want to check on that and set the DiskStation network connection properly.

hope this help.

wayne99
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Re: Howto configure NFS on Synology Disk Stations
« Reply #6 on: September 17, 2011, 12:22:53 PM »
Sorry about my late reply


I have a synology DS211j
http://www.synology.com/products/product.php?product_name=DS211j&lang=enu

And a Mede8er MED500X2
http://www.mede8er.eu/products/new-med500x2.html


The folderpath im using is /voulume1/Hd Stuff    (hd stuff being the name of the folder i want to share)

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Re: Howto configure NFS on Synology Disk Stations
« Reply #7 on: September 17, 2011, 09:29:21 PM »
Hi Silly Bear,

I also have a Synology (409 Slim).
NFS is working with the X2 for me.

Some tips:
- set jumbo frames to off in your Synology Network setup (use default 1500 mtu size).
- configure NFS for your share(s) and be sure to give NFS acces to the ip number of your mede8er in NFS setup on your Synology NAS
- then in mede8er, goto NFS network setup and add the ip number of your nas and also the correct NFS path as stated in the NFS setup screen of your Synology NAS. (/volume1/Hd Stuff
Read the  Mede8er 400X/500X Beginners Guide
or Mede8er 500X2/400X2/450X2 Beginners Guide

Also check the Couto X3D Newbies Guide first.

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Re: Howto configure NFS on Synology Disk Stations
« Reply #8 on: September 22, 2011, 03:50:26 PM »
Im going crazy all i get is "failed" when i try to connect

Ive got a dlink dir655 in the netowork as well, and ports i should open there to get it to work?

My folder is called Hd Stuff, does the foldername work?, i see in the guides that the folders always have a name with no space inbetween does that matter?

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Re: Howto configure NFS on Synology Disk Stations
« Reply #9 on: September 22, 2011, 03:57:54 PM »
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My folder is called Hd Stuff, does the foldername work?, i see in the guides that the folders always have a name with no space inbetween does that matter?

My folder names don't have space in the name, so this could be the case.
Suggest to rename the folder, should be easy. And then retry.
Read the  Mede8er 400X/500X Beginners Guide
or Mede8er 500X2/400X2/450X2 Beginners Guide

Also check the Couto X3D Newbies Guide first.

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Re: Howto configure NFS on Synology Disk Stations
« Reply #10 on: October 22, 2011, 09:03:53 AM »
Wohoo got it to work, the space inbetween Tv Shows was the problem


Now......if i want this to work from a freinds Mede8er on a diffrent netowork what do i do

Im guessing im putting in his ip in my NFS settings on my nas, but i need to open a port or something right?

He cant just write in my ip in his mede8er right? he needs to put in a port ? with port controls NFS?

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Re: Howto configure NFS on Synology Disk Stations
« Reply #11 on: October 22, 2011, 09:08:40 AM »
A bridge lan, or via the internet?  Most of us don't have broadband which works at Lan speeds. ADSL upload is impossible without significant re-compression, as done by the Slingbox.

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Re: Howto configure NFS on Synology Disk Stations
« Reply #12 on: October 26, 2011, 05:22:50 PM »
Its over the internet the guy on the other side is on a 10mbit connection and im on 100mbit

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Re: Howto configure NFS on Synology Disk Stations
« Reply #13 on: October 26, 2011, 08:13:09 PM »
So how well would your lan stream with a 10 mbps capacity? And his ISP is likely to be running QOS, meaning a lot less than 10 will actually be available.

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Re: Howto configure NFS on Synology Disk Stations
« Reply #14 on: October 27, 2011, 06:36:25 AM »
So u are saying it wont work to stream?

Ive got no clue about nfs but i bought me mede8er cuz a guy told me that it works fine to stream over the net via nfs


It it dosent work do you have any other ideas how to do it?