Synology Virtual Machine Manager
Virtual Machine Manager opens up abundant possibilities. You can set up and run various virtual machines, including Windows, Linux (Ubuntu, Red Hat, CentOS, Fedora, Debian, Oracle) or Virtual DSM all on one Synology NAS. You can also test a new software version in a sandbox environment, isolate your customers' machines or increase the flexibility of your server. Synology VMM lets you build a cost-effective and easily managed virtualization environment by combining computing, storage and networking resources on a single hardware platform. VMM provides an equally intuitive experience as DiskStation Manager, offering a reliable storage solution with robust features. You can run multiple virtual machines on your Synology NAS with operating systems including Windows, Linux and Virtual DSM.
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Synology Chat
Synology Chat is a private cloud messaging service for secure, easy team communication on Synology NAS. It helps teams transform day-to-day communication with flexible 1-to-1 conversations, group conversations, and public or private channels, giving users a central space to share updates, files, links, and team discussions. Built for privacy, Synology Chat supports optional end-to-end encryption for conversations or channels, helping organizations keep communication confidential while maintaining control over their data. Users can chat from a browser or through Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, and Android apps, making it accessible across office, remote, and mobile environments. Message management tools help teams stay organized with pinned messages, user mentions, bookmarks, hashtags, shared-file and shared-link bulletin boards, and integration with Synology apps.
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Synology DiskStation Manager
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Synology DiskStation Manager (DSM) is the intuitive operating system that powers every Synology NAS. Let us organize and protect your data so you can focus on what you do best. Our latest official release offers more possibilities for large deployments, improved SMB file sharing options, more intuitive management, and new versions of our most popular packages, while being easier than ever to monitor and protect. Your Synology NAS will give a home to all your photos, videos, and music. Store and back up your media in a safe place that can be accessed from anywhere. Never lose your photos with easy backup tools for your mobile phone and Synology NAS. Share publicly, add passwords, or quickly set up extra user accounts to show off your work. Stream movies and TV shows to your Android TV, Apple TV, or portable devices. Organize libraries and configure permissions to share videos with family members.
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Hyper Backup
Back up folders, system settings, and software packages from your Synology NAS to a wide range of destinations, while saving space with compression and deduplication. Back up your NAS data to a local shared folder, external devices, another Synology NAS, rsync servers, and public cloud services like Google Drive, S3-compatible storage, and Synology's C2 Storage for Individuals and C2 Storage for Businesses. Keep your backup plans as simple as possible with powerful customization features in Hyper Backup. Automatically run backups at convenient times to make sure data is optimally protected. Retain as many backup versions as you need, while drastically reducing storage use with block-level incremental backup. Configure custom backup rotation policies to delete older backups automatically. Minimize storage consumption and backup times by removing duplicate copies of data. Track monthly or annual storage usage, and get alerted when the system detects excessive usage.
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