I have entered into fstab your suggested entry and on following with sudo mount -a get the response – mount.nfs mounting 192.168.1.72:/volume2/nasbackup/home/dennis/nasfiles failed, reason given by server: No such file or directory. Once you have the mount point correct (it has to have read, write, execute status as well), then you shouldn’t get the error anymore. Location 1 is where the synology share is located and Location 2 is where you want it mounted on your computer. You’ll have TWO locations in the fstab entry. “192.168.1.72:/volume2/nasbackup/home/dennis/nasfiles /home/dennis/nasfiles nfs rw,hard,intr,nolock o o”. So, the operating system is trying to mount your synology share to a file in your root directory called “nfs”, which obviously doesn’t exist. Right now, in your fstab entry, the operating system is thinking that the “mount point” is whatever comes after the location of the directory you want to mount. This is where you want the share mounted on your computer, so the location has to be on your computer somewhere. You can see on my computer I mount all of my synology shares in my home folder, so: “/home/ryan/”. What needs to come right after that is the location on your computer where you want the share to be mounted. This is where the synology share is on the network. The first part of your fstab entry is the location of the synology share: “192.168.1.72:/volume2/nasbackup/home/dennis/nasfiles”. Let me explain by breaking down the fstab line. You’re trying to mount the Synology share to a file in your root directory called “nfs”. As a note, like most Synology NAS systems, it only includes the enclosure and does not come with any HDDs or SSDs.Hi Dennis.
The Synology DS423+ is available for $500. If four is too many, the small two-bay DS223 is also an option.
If a four-bay solution isn’t enough, the DS1522+ announced last summer adds a fifth bay. That said, the DS423+ is more expensive and not everyone is going to need that higher performance.
The DS923+ also has significantly higher memory capacity (32GB versus 6 GB) and supports PCIe expansion. While the DS923+ is equipped with an AMD Ryzen R1600, the new DS423+ is powered by an Intel Celeron J4125 that features up to 2.7 GHz turbo performance compared to the 3.1 GHz turbo of the DS923+. In November, it launched the DS923+, a similar but ultimately different four-bay NAS solution. Synology has been slowly upgrading its various NAS offerings over the last several months. As mentioned, Synology DiskStation Manager is the core of the NAS, and the company says it offers comprehensive solutions that can protect and manage business data, facilitate collaboration on documents, provide remote file access, and serve as the hub for an IP camera-based surveillance system.
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