Installation
RAM and Disksඞ
Follow the instructions in the manual to install the RAM and disks.
DSM Installationඞ
Power on and navigate to any of the following addresses:
- find.synology.com
- synologynas:5000
<NAS IP>
:5000
Restoring Hyper Backupඞ
According to official docs:
- Must have Hyper Backup or Hyper Backup Explorer (the desktop app for it) to open/restore backups. For specific model check DS220 utilities page.
- Follow the Restore prompts to recover data
- Done
NOTE!: Some data/settings may not be backed up even if specified and using the full system recovery. Some notes about someone's recovery process:
- The restoration of almost 8TB of data took about 2 straight days. I'm not complaining, just mentioning it in case others are concerned about restores taking a long time.
- I backed up the system config and apps in hyper backup and selected the option during the restore to restore system config settings, but I found that apps/packages other than Moments and the handful of default packages DO NOT get installed/restored as part of the backup. The package data appears to be saved in that if you download and install a package that was present in the backup, all of your package configurations and settings seem to be restored, but packages do not get downloaded and installed automatically. I found this to be a bit annoying.
- Users and groups were backed up and restored appropriately.
- Settings such as snapshot replication or Drive versioning were completely not re-implemented, so anyone restoring the full NAS from hyperbackups should make sure to re-enable all of these.
- Firewall settings were not backed up/restored; none of my rules show up in the restored version, which is quite frustrating to discover.
- Shared Folder Sync (this is what I use to back up the NAS to another NAS semi-regularly) settings were not restored, so anyone using shared folder sync should make sure to double-check their tasks.
- Nothing about Docker was backed up; not even after downloading Docker, none of my previously-installed containers/images show in docker (I don't mean the containers aren't installed as I had them; unlike my other apps, it appears as if nothing about docker was backed up as part of hyperbackup).
- I'm finding random various settings that were not restored to what I had them.