QNAP NAS Guide Part 1 - Setup, RAID, Volumes IP and Shared Folders

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Название	:	QNAP NAS Guide Part 1 - Setup, RAID, Volumes IP and Shared Folders
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A very helpful insight re how to set up my first ever NAS
Comment from : @user-xv7xu2xr1y

I am unable to find the setting for the "workgroup" of my TS-219P
Comment from : @frank-vq4mx

Also found that the QFINDER will not proceed past the third set up screen in version 514256 - have a called logged with QNAP support but this thing is taking days to set up what a pain
Comment from : @Murphy48rjx48

Found out that NAS could not be found by QFINDER if using Wifi rather than capable connection - pretty buggy process
Comment from : @Murphy48rjx48

So what do you do if software does not find the nas tried turning off Defender and firewall but no joy I can see the nas on the gateway?
Comment from : @markm0559

Thank you for this Four years later, the menus have changed but I was able to muddle my way through it with your help
Comment from : @noizeemama3697

This is one of those products you need but which I hate at the same time – it's engineer masturbation and not made for quick and smart setup It is made unnecessarily complicated Plz clean up
Comment from : @M2008tw

Thanks for the excellent videos! Did you ever do one on the Plex Media Player and the QNAP Club, which seems to have disappeared?
Comment from : @stephengapper817

All your videos are pics of shit
Comment from : @reverie76

I am giving my first steps installing and configuring a QNAP NAS and have seen many videos from you here on Youtube I am from Brazil and (unfortunatelly) english is no my native language I think you would get much more viewers for your channel if you talk a little bit slower, for us (not english native speakers) to understand Thank you!
Comment from : @pardinijr

OMG "Yes", I thought," get a NAS, you have always wanted one!" So I got a NAS, little did I know the learning curve involved WOW!!! A curve that has been flattened a lot by my new bestest friend Robbie here Thank you Sir
Comment from : @slicedpage

I'd be lost without you, brother I appreciate the time you take to produce these videos and for keeping it simple for newbies like me
Comment from : @jdwalz

Can’t be stressed enough how important mapped network drives are Just set up TS-464 and in the process of transferring data from an old Netgear ReadyNAS 1100 Using browsers and FileStation 5 is limited, with transfers stopping due to file size Using mapped drives, that is, transferring directly from folder to folder has dramatically reduced my stress levels Thanks for your videos!
Comment from : @Soggytiri

Great video thank you so much I do have two questionsbrat 13:03 why did you skip the explanation between thin, thick and static?bras per creating a volume, do I have to wait for the sync to complete before I create the static volume?
Comment from : @yossigabsu

Very useful video! Thank you for your help
Comment from : @Lanatigrice

A coworker gave me an old NAS of his so can’t really follow along with the tutorial but do I need the login he created to reset the NAS completely and build my own?
Comment from : @erickgonzalez5777

This is my first NAS set up I chose this enclosure because I was able to get a decent amount of "bang for my buck" I am following the tutorial but I have a couple of questions First, when setting the Nas name and user account name AND PW is it supposed to take a while and hang while doing that or is it supposed to just process straight through that portion quickly? Additionally, since I will be using it with 2 laptops do I have to set up separate user names on each laptop even though I will be the only one using both laptops and accessing the NAS?
Comment from : @goddessoftruth

Hi i just bought my self a QNAP ts-x453d and I guess I did something wrong because I'm getting about 150ea error message a day for whatever reason in 3 of my email How do I stop it or reduce it to only 1 or 2 email message
Comment from : @rjbubba4335

About the Cross-platform file transfer services - If I am not sure which ones I ticked on the initial nas setup, how do I check now? Thanks
Comment from : @kontroversus

Hi, sorry for a very basic question Is my understanding correct that your QNAP is connected via LAN to the same network as your Windows PC? The Qfinder is installed on that PC, so that it will help to detect the QNAP? Is my understanding correct?
Comment from : @kmw497

Thankyou for the video Very useful
Comment from : @sajeerhajib5881

You are a badass! This made the setup process a lot simpler and more comfortable for me
Comment from : @Percipient4

As much as I appreciate this walk-thruI despise everything about this product There is nothing more intentionally difficult to setup than a NAS, and I've never wanted to throw a device off a bridge more than my QNAP NASbrI've rebuilt car engines, and have been building computers since I was 8 QNAP is the worst thing I've ever experienced and I honestly don't understand how someone hasn't made a better version and completely destroyed this companybrbrOff A Bridge
Comment from : @wacokidjim1973

If we have to replace one of the drives do we have to do the entire initialization of the QNAP again? What happens after replacing a hard drive and also upgrading the RAM to larger?
Comment from : @lorageproductions

Thank you sooooo much
Comment from : @cure969

Hi, quick Q: If my QNAP NAS failed, how can I connect its drives to a Windows system? what tools do I need for Windows to recognise QTS volume? PLEASE advise, THANKS!
Comment from : @abeibrahim5846

Hello, I have got QNAP NAS TS-469 pro and I am not able to run music station on this model for some reason any suggestion/Advise appriciated
Comment from : @mihirmodi1208

Thank you for this - learning a lot
Comment from : @poodletalk5608

Thanks!
Comment from : @kylanwalters37

Hi, we have TS 228 having 4TB seagte enterpris drive installed Now we want to add one more Hard disk of 8 or 10 TB brIs it ok to add 8TB HD? And is it possible to keep this additional disk as seperate drive and not to add or merge with existing one? Please guide with the procedure Thanks
Comment from : @nileshpawar6253

Awesome video, thanks for explaining
Comment from : @nycsonic3738

Is this still relevant for Oct 2021? Or should I wait for a qts 5 setup guide?
Comment from : @timnickname3530

Just got one this video help me a lot ; tks man :-)
Comment from : @hippiestafarii

this video is a life saver why on earth did i spend trying to access a volume by myself is beyond me AWESOME VIDEO!!!
Comment from : @HASSANDARU

18:44 the Network Drives button is greyed out for me How do I fix this?
Comment from : @projectmanager379

How do I add an extra drive to my QNAP NAS I have the same size drive but just want add to my NAS The 1HD is RAID1Cheers
Comment from : @localfc7808

Thank you for making these videos The setup process for QNAP NAS is very overwhelming
Comment from : @mathuranubhav

Thank you for making this!
Comment from : @huntergreen1988

GREAT video!! Thanks so much I would not have been able to set up my NAS without this video
Comment from : @HarborsUnknown

Hello, We're having an error , we don't know how to handle it, can you help us out? thank you very much QNAP is disabled for 5 minutes every time
Comment from : @letanat8966

Best serie of tutorials ever and really used all of them as step by step approach However I’m now falling into an issue I did the wifi setup at one point in time and now changed by internet provider meaning that I can’t connect to the NAS using wifi I saw some guidelines using a uci usb but was unsuccessful (even if apparently my usb is included in the supported devices) Any hint on how to change the wifi setup? Help really appreciated
Comment from : @olivierschmidlin9016

Good day I have a new Qnap TS453D with 4) 4TB drives My reason for purchase is two fold I need about 6TB of backup for my desktop and Laptop I also need to access my autocad files remotely but I don't want to connect to my desktop just the files I will also backup the qnap to a WD 8TB My Cloud device Should I set up separate volumes for Shared folders and Backup? Or would you recommend another set up? Thank you in advance
Comment from : @joestefano4136

Once again, thank you for the incredibly informative videos I was originally thinking of using Synology, but I think I will likely go Qnap for the plex transcoding abilities
Comment from : @asdf51501

RAID stands for Redundant Array of Inexpensive Disks not Independent Disks also DHCP is always better as you manage it centrally Just reserve IP's
Comment from : @NeilY1000

High quality, entertaining and educational You do it all right for me May I copy your style?
Comment from : @MopedWanderlust

my dad appreciates the explanation of qnap
Comment from : @yunlungkuo9113

Amazing step-by-step guide with easy to understand explanations! Thank you!
Comment from : @ZirJo

Please share video on accessing folder from QNAP NAS map drive & opening files example notepad ,or autocad drawing , etc and editing saving
Comment from : @mohammedabdulquayum2612

The first volume I made ended being the system volume so I had to shrink it brI do not recall this mentioned in the video
Comment from : @jewelbriard5444

Thank you for this invaluable video tutorial I am currently installing a qnap ts-451deu for home I thought I could do it just by following the manual, but I just got confused and frustrated from the start I cannot thank you enough
Comment from : @jorgebarreiro7329

Is that a fake bookshelf in the background?
Comment from : @fare-od9oh

I would seriously be lost without your knowledge and assistance Thank you, you're a legend!
Comment from : @scotmcpherson9886

Fantastic video, incredibly helpful
Comment from : @garryjames1198

Also, just wanted to say thanks and I really appreciated that you helped me to set up my new NAS for the first time:-) I am thankful
Comment from : @albinosgambit1877

Hi brbrThanks for the great videos and going through the setup process I am totally new to this, so bear with me:-)brbrUnder volume creation wizard, at 14:10 in the video, Can I set Volume capacity to the max? I am just going to use my QNAP TS-453B-8G NAS for a simple backup of my files, videos and music, and some streaming options Snapshots what is that and will I have that available if I set it to max? Thanks
Comment from : @albinosgambit1877

Hi, nice tutorial, but i have a TS212 without app Storage&Snapshot, any tip for this niec disk management?
Comment from : @RobertMazanik

I used QNAP for more than 8 years and finally switch to Sinology because QNAP firmware update is almost every week and who have time to reboot a production NAS every week It’s ridiculous and disappoint that you have to spend most of your time updating Windows 10 and QNAP NAS
Comment from : @mannyteixeira2773

dont listen to this ass buy Synology qnap sucks
Comment from : @nadadreamer

What an excellent guide!! Now I know how to set up my new Qnap Nas
Comment from : @ArtManNL

Nice tutorial! But unfortunately not much is correct after qunaps os update :(
Comment from : @fobo79

thank you wwwsailingschoolcomau
Comment from : @balmoralwatersportscentere909

got bNAS you
Comment from : @blackowl7009

I just finished initializing a Raid 5 storage, but I don't see any of the default folders (home, homes, etc) Did I do something wrong or has it changed?
Comment from : @Th_RealDirtyDan

What a great video, got me sorted when I had a problem setting up my first NAS, much better than the info from QNAP Thanks
Comment from : @mikewarrender9646

THANK YOU VERY MUCH! to go through all the steps without this guide would have been a bit difficult
Comment from : @MrGidaro

Mate, thanks for this Question, can I turn off my PC while the NAS is building a Raid 5 volume? It’ll take 18hours or something, so can I turn my host PC off while it’s doing that? Cheer
Comment from : @DaneMeale

Thanks for the run-down I set RAID 5 on a new QNAP-TVS-672XT using 6 x 8TB drives
Comment from : @Jambo1999

This has been a huge help! Cheers!
Comment from : @bgustinjr

Love your videos, they have saved me so much time and headache!
Comment from : @salvamando1

If you have a 4 bay nas (qnap), can you have 2 drives mirror each other and the other 2 disks in JBOD and seen on the network?
Comment from : @TPUSILL

You mentioned you can convert Thin to Thick but not the other way around However, under the Data Volume Management in my QNAP NAS, it has the option to convert the Thick to Thin Maybe this ability to convert both ways has only become available since you recorded this?
Comment from : @HerewardDundasTaylor

I downloaded the torrent file to the download on the Qnap device, can I get the file to upload by itself?
Comment from : @talalallbeed

Man! I can't stress this enough, you are freaking legend I can't thank you enough Thanks alot
Comment from : @batdroid2705

Please do you have a video on how to backup a mssql database on qnap Also how to replicate database from a qnap to another
Comment from : @OlayinkaPopoola

Thanks, just got my first ever NAS and it helped a lot
Comment from : @bennysh

Great video, just looking if you have a video on mapping a QNAP TS-453B with a IMAC?
Comment from : @TheShuteye

i have 2 drives but only works as 2 separate drives
Comment from : @ronniezzzz

Can I import HDD with data inside without wiping it out?
Comment from : @NameGueSapeYe

Hope you still reads the comments, should i set max setup up volume or leave few TB for snapshots?
Comment from : @kenny347

Great tutor! Nice one Man!
Comment from : @y2k428

Can't thank you enough for getting this video together! Setting up my NAS right now, with your help WAY more straightforward than the stuff QNAP has out there
Comment from : @RossCampoli

Thank you for a much needed Tutorial!
Comment from : @nasserbrn

I suggest enabling disk encryption when you are setting up your volume It’s not very secure if someone can just whip the disk out and access all your data
Comment from : @Pythonagrator