Some questions Vero 4K

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Difficult … I think you have seen the hint to reboot the NAS after changes,

So, look at the Syno itsself

  • ssh to it, user admin/< your admin password>
  • look into the specific volume directory: i.e. cd /volume1
  • cd into the share directory and look about rights, owner and group: ls -al
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Sorry, i forgot to mention that i did reboot the synology. So strange it works great both from pc/iphone and the old xtreamer. I mean, why would there be any need for other than just browsing and mounting the folder :slight_smile:

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Maybe the folders were not created as “admin” but as other Syno-Users??? Don’t know, you can try to remove the flag “hide sub-folders and files from users without permissions” in the second picture … but at least I would look at the permissions and ownership settings of the share and subfolders to use just to get an understanding what’s going on.

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Solved the problem with the nfs mount. If i added just a * in the hostname/ip in the synology nfs folder sharing it works. Did not work to have 192.168.0.* which weirdly works for all other clients.

Thanks a lot for the help!

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Glad you got it working. The correct syntax in an exports file would be 192.168.0.0/24 to limit access to your subnet. I don’t know if the Syno recognises that though. Is the Vero on the same subnet?

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On a Synology you you can use the CIDR suffix notation as well as the classic Dotted Decimal Notation:

Intention was something like 192.168.0.* should be specified as

192.168.0.1/255.255.255.0
or
192.168.0.1/24

where ip 192.168.0.1 doesn’t matter and can be any ip out of the network segment … as far as I used that so far.

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I think the subnet needs to be defined using 192.168.0.0/24 (For a class C subnet) )and not 192.168.0.* …
The * is just a general wildcard and many software tends to make issues with it if used inside the subnet notations. (Well - that from my experience).

I have since then started using my own stuff (NAS), actually currently running a heaviliy patched OMV - which is IMHO the best NAS software out there. Just does what it is supposed to do.

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Then why is it heavily patched? :stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye:

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The stuff around it, adapted to my own UIs and automations (DHCPD/DNS Config UI and Dynamic blacklist handler and attack mitigation) :slight_smile:

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Strangely the * is working for all other clients but for some reason not with the Vero 4k. I have used this for at least 2 years with xtreamer client and pc. Even the synology gives the example with the *. But it doesn’t matter as long as it works :slight_smile: