Synology
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עושה רושם שכן.
אם כי אני משער שזה תלוי בדגם NAS.
אם כי אני משער שזה תלוי בדגם NAS.
http://macsynology.wordpress.com/2011/0 ... -your-nas/[left]If you’ve think you’ve already got this covered by plugging your NAS power cord into any generic UPS device make sure you didn’t miss these other additional steps.
1.Make sure you look at your UPS’s electrical power strip closely. Often there are 2 kinds of slots, battery backup with power surge protection, and NO BATTERY BACKUP with power surge protection. Make sure your Synology NAS power cord is plugged into your UPS’s “powered” slot, and not just a conditioned slot because it is an easy mistake to make.
2.In addition to power, connect the Synology NAS to your UPS via a USB cable. This allows the UPS to signal Synology what UPS device it is, and notify when it is time to spin down the drives before the battery runs out. This does take one of your Synology’s USB ports, but you can use a port replicator for the second USB port if you have other USB devices to connect (external hard drives, USB printers, WiFi adapters, etc.).
3.Turn on UPS support by logging into your Synology Disk Station and going to: Main Menu > Control Panel > Power > UPS and “enabling UPS support.” Clicking “Device Information” should correctly report your UPS device’s info.
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