#Synology team folder download#
#Synology team folder windows#

It's never a good time to migrate and less so when people are forced to be away from the office so you should read up on this first. Enable the desired share in there and ready to go. This seems to hold the keys to all the previous 'Cloud Station Server' stuff. I suddenly noticed that there is not just the new 'Drive' app, but also a new 'Drive Admin Console'.

#Synology team folder download#

No need to download or open files in new tabs. I'd like users to be able to see team folders as well straight from the desktop with the client installed versus just seeing their own home folder.

#Synology team folder windows#

Starting Synology Drive Client To launch the Synology Drive Client setup wizard: Run Synology Drive Client on your computer: On Windows computer, go to Start > All Programs. Preview over 100 different file types, including PDF, ZIP, and PSD, directly in your browser. 10 Replies 16462 Views 0 Likes Hello All, Does anyone know if its possible to show team folders in the desktop Synology Drive Client. I cant find a way to add a second Team Folder and have it synced up two-way without On-Demand. I can still use the iOS DS cloud app if I need even though all other agents, apps, and server are the newer Drive ones. Found the answer while doing something entirely different on my NAS. To create sync and backup tasks, enable shared folders as team folders first in DSM > Synology Drive Admin Console > Team Folder. 1 After figuring out the hard way that On-Demand sync is completely unreliable, Id like to set up a new Team Folder (with On-Demand sync off), where to put my 'active projects' and have them synced on my Mac. Synology Drive server package replaces Cloud Station on the NAS but it is still using the same underlying mechanisms/ports and Cloud Station agents and apps still work with Drive server. One thing I haven't tested is how sub-folder permissions are handled by Drive as I have no need for these to be different than those inherited from the shared folder. Right click or long press folder and choose properties. You can specify detailed permission to any folder for any user in FileStation. As far as Im aware I havent changed anything, and everything seems to be working fine. I'm 99% sure I've remembered this correctly maybe 98%. So, if you want your users to only have access to some Team Folders, then you need to change their access permissions in the User tab on the DSM Control Panel, under Permissions. 1 Some of my shared folders that were previously shared in Synology Drive Admin Console are no longer shared and show as Not Available. Those DSM users/admin that have read/write also have read/write via Drive and those with DSM read-only have Drive read-only. If I remember right when I was testing it then the DSM shared folder's file permissions still persisted within Drive.įor example, I include /music as a Team Folder with 0 history versions: it's not where I keep the main music library but do have audiobooks, ebooks, and lo-res music so that people can download them to mobile phones. With Synology Drive you can setup Team Folders.