Or to go the other way, if I set up a network share for Photos and Finances, I can't get that to work with Drive because you can only setup one Drive folder. Then Parent B can get to the photos in Windows easily, but if they make changes would the Nas wait until Parent A logged back in again to sync it to the Drive? I will look for additional documentation on the Team folder, too! Thank you again!Īdditional thought - let's say parent A has the photos mapped under their My Documents folder and Synology Drive account. I'm trying to set this up in as durable way as possible, so I really appreciate any additional insights you may have. If I grab that folder, I know I have everything. The advantage to me of a shared My Docs folder was that it was a one-stop shop for backups and file access. But what if we both use the same folders all the time (mainly finances via a Quicken file and photos/videos)? To restate what you have said, it's not a best practice for the two parents to have the same My Documents folder. I can't find any documentation to support this approach and I've set up a support ticket with Synology.Īm I doing this correctly? Or am I being dumb? Thanks! If it matters, the shared "My Documents" folder has about 130,000 files in it (lifetime of pictures and other documents). I want both parents to be able to work on files in their My Documents folder (which is the same for each one) and then anytime someone makes a change it syncs with Drive. So each parent then has a windows login, a synology login, and drive installed for both users.
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My thought was that I would then install Synology Drive for each windows user, and then set up Drive to sync the My Documents folder to the nas under each users' account on Synology. I have installed Synology Drive and created a user account for each parent.
The two parents share a "My Documents" folder - it's mapped to the same location in Windows for both logins. I have a single desktop computer with 5 different people using it: 2 parents, and 3 kids. For complete compatibility, DS1621+ supports the following protocols: AFP, FTP, iSCSI, NFS, SMB, and WebDAV. Advanced search and filtering tools allow for easy organization and file sharing. New Diskstation 220+, noob to Synology and NAS. File Station is a web-based, fast and secure management tool built to allow easy, drag-and-drop operations without requiring any complex setup on Mac or PC.
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