I have a DS1522+ connected directly to a Mac Studio via Ethernet cable. IP address is configured manually and I am using SMB to mount the NAS. Whenever I reboot my Mac, the SMB connection fails until I reboot the NAS. Any idea how to avoid this?
P.S. Thanks for this forum as well as the helpful videos!
So that is something that I really have never seen before. When you are manually configuring the NAS for the direct connection did you follow the steps in this video:
The other thing to make sure is that the 10GbE network that you setup between your computer is on a different subnet then your main network. Also disable jumbo frames on both machines.
I also have the NAS connected to my Wifi router so I can access it via the Internet. If I just used the Ethernet connection, SynologyAssistant didn’t see the NAS and none of the “connected” features worked.
Hmmm, there is definitely something messed up with your routes on your network. I would look into any custom configurations you have setup on your router
Reviving this topic…I don’t have anything custom set up. Cable modem connected to Linksys router.
Something definitely is not set up right:
I am not getting 10gig speeds from Mac to the NAS and if I enter the NAS IP address in Safari as in the video, I get an error page. But SMB connection in the finder to that IP address mounts the drive.
I do have the NAS LAN1 connected via Ethernet cable to one of the ports on the Linksys router because without doing that I couldn’t connect to the NAS via Quickconnect and couldn’t load any packages.