QuickConnect
QuickConnect allows client applications to connect to your Synology NAS via the Internet without the hassle of setting up port forwarding rules. QuickConnect can also work with Synology-developed packages, such as Audio Station, Video Station, Download Station, Surveillance Station, Synology Photos, File Station, Note Station, CMS, Synology Drive, and mobile applications.
To enable QuickConnect:
- Go to Control Panel > External Access > QuickConnect.
- Check Enable QuickConnect.
- If you have not logged in to your Synology Account, a login window will pop up. Enter your existing Synology Account information or register a new account on the window.
- Specify a new QuickConnect ID. Make sure it is easy to remember, so you will be able to access your Synology NAS anytime.
- Click Apply.
Note:
- A customized QuickConnect ID can only include English letters, numbers, and dashes (-). It must start with a letter,and cannot end with a dash.
To enhance QuickConnect connectivity:
Your Synology NAS offers advanced options to make the QuickConnect access more adaptable to different network environments.
- Go to Control Panel > External Access > QuickConnect > Advanced and click on Advanced Settings.
- Select the options below to suit your needs in Options:
- Enable QuickConnect relay service: Your QuickConnect connection will be relayed via Synology Relay Server when direct QuickConnect access to the Synology NAS is not possible under the current network environment.
- Click Apply.
Note:
- Relayed QuickConnect connection may be slow due to longer network latency.
To enable/disable QuickConnect for specific applications/services:
- Go to Control Panel > External Access > QuickConnect > Advanced and click on Advanced Settings.
- Select the applications/services you want to enable or disable QuickConnect for in Permission.
- Click Apply.
Note:
For better QuickConnect performance, we recommend going to Control Panel > External Access > Router Configuration to configure port forwarding for each service:
- DSM: 5000 (HTTP); 5001 (HTTPS)
- Synology Drive: 6690