#SERVETOME DISABLE EXTERNAL ACCESS PC#

I intentionally stayed away from running things like 'EZ-Internet', and I've disabled the default admin account. Backups will allow you to recover data that is lost or corrupted, or from system failure. Could they be sending files outside my LAN without me knowing? Moments especially worries me as it recognises objects in photos - Is this being calculated locally by the NAS processor or is there some cloud magic happening? I know Plex can be configured to be accessible from outside my LAN but that's easy to turn off by ticking 'Disable Remote Access'. RAID will protect you from disk failure, keep your system running, and data accessible while the disk is replaced, and the RAID rebuilt. The more I read about apps like Drive and Moments, the more I see that they're aimed at the Cloud market.

#SERVETOME DISABLE EXTERNAL ACCESS PC#

I'm using Drive as a backup device - My PC runs 'Cloud Station Backup' to automatically copy my documents etc. Same applies to Video Station which I've replaced with Plex. Photo Station for example has been superseded by Moments but I've still got both installed. It's also running the following third party apps: Plex I've got it working great, but I'm concerned that it may somehow be accessible from the outside world.Ĭurrently it's running the following Synology apps: Audio Station Download Station Drive Photo Station Video Station Moments I don't want to access it from outside my home and have no intention of using it for cloud purposes. By the way, after you remove the ExternalHostname from Outlook Anywhere, autodiscover will cannot find this service, so external client will cannot connect to Exchange with Outlook Anywhere. Can anyone give me some advice on ensuring that my DS716+II is set up correctly? Hi GoodResource, If you want to disable external Outlook Anywhere for all users, you can just cancel publish Outlook Anywhere to internet.

Servetome disable external access