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dogdob
Guest
If you are looking for support, dont go synology, its terrible.
Its been two weeks now and a simple flash/xml website is still non functional (works on 2 other servers fine, apache and my ISP host server.)
Nor have they assisted with mailstation issues.
Mailstation is a joke. Cannot ping ports 110 or 25, mail setup options are sparse. DNS is pointing at the static IP of the server, homepage loads, but website is not fully functional.
I have two static IPs, one for my NAS and one for my router (office cpus), they are downstream DSL and Gigabit Switch.
Ftp transfers (LAN) were sub 5Mbs.....on gigabit switch/router and wiring. Thats pathetic.
Iam sitting here with a paperweight.....website inoperable and no email....
Looking for a simple solution for my small business, what I got is a total nightmare......
Synology Forums and FAQs are uninformative(no populated with pertanent troubleshooting) and the setup pdfs are a joke.
Regrets....
currently researching readyNAS or Qnap......any suggestions?
(webserver, mail server, survielance required)
Lost in translation? I think there is way more to it than that.
thanks,
dman
(hung out to dry by Synology)
Its been two weeks now and a simple flash/xml website is still non functional (works on 2 other servers fine, apache and my ISP host server.)
Nor have they assisted with mailstation issues.
Mailstation is a joke. Cannot ping ports 110 or 25, mail setup options are sparse. DNS is pointing at the static IP of the server, homepage loads, but website is not fully functional.
I have two static IPs, one for my NAS and one for my router (office cpus), they are downstream DSL and Gigabit Switch.
Ftp transfers (LAN) were sub 5Mbs.....on gigabit switch/router and wiring. Thats pathetic.
Iam sitting here with a paperweight.....website inoperable and no email....
Looking for a simple solution for my small business, what I got is a total nightmare......
Synology Forums and FAQs are uninformative(no populated with pertanent troubleshooting) and the setup pdfs are a joke.
Regrets....
currently researching readyNAS or Qnap......any suggestions?
(webserver, mail server, survielance required)
Lost in translation? I think there is way more to it than that.
thanks,
dman
(hung out to dry by Synology)