DiskStation DS218+

Synology

DiskStation DS218+

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I still have My DS218+. I'm using it for PC backups, Plex and Channels DVR also. I'm probably going to retire it at the end of this year. I was just thinking about going with a Mini-PC and a few external drives as I don't really use any of the Synology apps.

HotExample3229 in r/getchannels

May 9, 2026 9:40 PM

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Ugreen NAS — hardware is great, but how's the software now?

What I hated about Synology is for me to leverage anything outside of computer. Let's say file management from my iphone to the NAS, it was a huge pain the but. All the applications just straight up suck, but UGOS is a one app solution which many many people love. It doesn't have the security/backup

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Deriggs007 in r/UgreenNASync

May 15, 2026 7:52 PM

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Must be nice

My case scenario was different tho. I am CGNATED yes, but I do have an IPv6 ready connection, aside from that, my tailnet was never flagged as DERP, I think the main culprit was the encryption protocol that TS enforces, and that it does run in userspace in my two TS exit nodes (a Synology NAS DS218+

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kratoz29 in r/selfhosted

April 19, 2026 12:37 AM

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Mounting remote SMB shares (Synology & PC) with handling of intermittent connectivity

So, the DS218+ is maxed out on RAM, I can't get any more, and I actually bought a ThinkCentre PC with an i5 and 64GB of RAM to have more Docker storage. But the problem is the same: sharing volumes between the PCs and the Synology server. Especially if it's not running 24/7.

Sad_Temporary9150 in r/docker

January 19, 2026 7:20 PM

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Synology DS418play

Well, I can find Container Manager (Synology's new name for Docker) for the DS218+ but not for the DS418play. I do not understand why since they both use the same processor (Intel Celeron J335522). Saw somewhere Docker needs a 64bit processor and thats why its not offered on some Synology models but

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Usual_Comfortable_22 in r/jellyfin

February 13, 2026 11:20 PM

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How feasible is making my own server for valheim?

Interesting, I was thinking about setting up the server on Synology DS218+, but last time when I've tried with minecraft (in docker) - it was horribly slow. So I'm a bit hesistant. What NAS do you have?

leakingpointer123 in r/valheim

April 11, 2026 10:58 AM

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Terramaster D4-320 vs Synology DS218+

From what I can find, the Terramaster D4-320 is NOT a NAS but an extension, rather something you add to your existing NAS or computer to increase its storage capacity. So you might want to check that again. As for the DS218+, take a look at the NAS Compatibility Sheet, it says that it can do up to b

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Fribbtastic in r/PleX

May 8, 2025 2:33 AM

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