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Allow Users or Groups to Access Shared Folders
Go to
Control Panel
>
Shared
access to a shared folder.
Allow Linux Clients to Access Shared Folders
Go to
Control Panel
>
Shared
shared folder, allowing Linux clients to access it.
Allow Domain Users or Groups to Access Shared Folders
If you have joined your Synology NAS to a directory service as a Windows domain or LDAP client, you can go to
Control Panel
>
Directory Service
and modify the shared folder privileges of a domain/LDAP user or group.
Note:
In the event of privilege conflicts, the privilege priority will be: No access (NA) > Read/Write (RW) > Read only
(RO).
Define Windows ACL Privileges for Shared Folder
Windows Access Control List (ACL) is a list of privileges or permissions that determine specific access rights
under the Windows environment. This can help administrator define access control rules for an individual file or a
directory, and give different access rights for individual user or group. Go to
click Edit. On the
Permissions
Through Windows ACL, you can assign different privileges to local and domain users in the system. The
privileges apply to all file-related applications, such as FTP, File Station, NFS, AFP, WebDAV, etc.
Index Shared Folder Contents
Go to
Control Panel
>
Shared
option indexes the contents of a shared folder so you can find files or folders more quickly during file search.
Note:
See "Search for Files or Folders" for more information about searching files with File Station.
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Folder, click
Edit
and go to
Permissions
Folder, click
Edit
and go to
NFS Permissions
>
LDAP
User,
LDAP
Group,
tab, click Customize.
Folder, click
Edit
and go to the
Synology NAS User's Guide
to allow or deny users' or groups'
to assign NFS permissions to any
Domain
users, or
Domain Group
Control Panel
>
File Indexing
tab to enable file indexing. This
Based on DSM 6.1
to set up
Shared Folder
and
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