Synology Support Center. Mount Remote Folders. Note: Make sure to enable CIFS prior to do the below. To enable CIFS go to here. You can mount remote folders from remote servers (such as network computers or other Synology NAS devices) to navigate and manage the mounted folders via File Station. Please refer to this link first, make sure the map drive is correct. Store files to Synology NAS from a Windows PC within the local network Regarding this map drive issue, please kindly refer to the following instructions and see if it helps. Under Control Panel File Services SMB/AFP/NFS tab SMB section, 'Enable SMB service' is ticked.

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Hi
I try to recover files from a crashed Synology Raid5 Volume.
It is a 10 Disk 30 TB Volume/Raid5.
I took images via Mac/Disk Utility off the 10 disks which are now DMGs automatically split into 3 files each due to size (Disk**.dmg, Disk**.002.dmgpart,Disk**.003.dmgpart)
Now for the Questions:
1. When I add the images to R-Studio will it identify those 3 parts as one big image? Cause when I add the main Images (Disk**.dmg) it only says 10tb size instead of the around 30tb it should be.
2. Are there any experience with Synology Nas Raids? Do you know which exact Parameters the Raids use in general?
Only found some hints on the web and the support did not answer yet.
Due to the Size of the Raid and the Number of disks I cant just let it find out automatically unfortunately cause it takes over 4 days for just one scan.
Using R-Studio for Mac btw.
Any help greatly appreciated
Cheers

Yes this is supported, i designed VirtualHere for this sort of situation

I safely ejected on my test Synology by doing the following:

Synology Mount Usb Drive

1. Plug in the USB stick into the Synology
2. In the VirtualHere client, right click on the stick and select properties. Make a note of the Vendor id and Product id. E.g my 'STORE N GO' stick is 13FE for vendor id and 3623 for product id
3. Right click again on the device and select Custom Event Handler
4. Put in the following line to hook the onBind event for this device. (http://www.virtualhere.com/quirks) Make sure to substitute the values of product id and vendor id found in step 2 with your values:

onBind.13fe.3623=sync; umount -f /dev/sdq1; echo 1 > /sys/block/sdq/device/delete

Synology Mount Virtual Drives Dmg

5. Click OK and that will now run that script just before the device is grabbed by VirtualHere for remote access. Hence safely unbinding the device.

Synology Drive Download

Most devices are FAT anyway so its safe to just take without ejecting. Usually its just ext or hfs formatted sticks that are problematic.