The Synology NAS is capable of doing much more than simple file serving duties. The next step is giving application privileges.
If we wanted Patrick to play music but not upload files to the directory, we would give read only access. If we did not want Patrick to access the Music directory, we could give him no access privileges. As one can see, the “Patrick” user is given read/ write access to all folders. The next thing one needs to do is assign privileges. This allows the NAS administrator to tune privileges by both user and groups of users. Especially in a small business scenario where there can be many different users with different access needs, using groups is handy. This concept has been around for a long time so most should find it familiar. The next step is to assign users to groups. The first step you will want to do is fill-in basic user information such as username and password. This will bring up a User Creation Wizard that makes this process very simple.
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This guide will show how to create users with a Synology NAS.įirst, from the User Control Panel click create. When a NAS is used in both business and home environments, creating users is helpful to fine-tune access privileges.
Again, we will use the Synology DS1812+ that the company provided, but this is a common guide for the Synology range. Today we are going to do a guide to create users on a Synology NAS. Creating users with a Synology NAS is simple! We have already done a few guides such as how to create an iSCSI target with a Synology NAS and how to create network shares.
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