Overview
On the Overview page, you can view the basic information regarding various aspects of Web Station, such as the default server, personal website, and back-end packages.
General
Default server status:
- Normal: The server back-end and the PHP back-end are working normally.
- Abnormal: Errors occurred to the server back-end or the PHP back-end because the relevant packages have been disabled or uninstalled. To solve this:
- Go to Web Service.
- Select the service with abnormal status and click Edit.
- Select an option from the HTTP back-end server drop-down menu.
- Click Save.
Personal website status:
- Enabled: The personal website feature is enabled.
- Disabled: The personal website feature is disabled.
Web service portal status:
- Normal: All the web service portals on your Synology NAS are working normally.
- Abnormal: Errors occurred to the web service portals on your Synology NAS. To solve this:
- Go to Web Portal.
- Select the portal with abnormal status and click Edit.
- Select an option from the HTTP back-end server drop-down menu.
- Change the script language settings if needed.
- Click Save.
- --: No web service portals are set on your Synology NAS.
Back-end Packages
Package status:
For back-end packages, you may see the following statuses:
- Installed: The package is installed on your Synology NAS.
- --: The package is not installed on your Synology NAS.
To manage a back-end package:
Click the icon in the Management column of a package. The description page of the package will then be opened in Package Center where you can manage the package.
Service Packages
Package status:
- Not installed: The package is not installed on your Synology NAS.
- Enabled: The package is installed and enabled on your Synology NAS.
- Disabled: The package is installed but disabled on your Synology NAS.
To manage a service package:
Click the icon in the Management column of a package. The description page of the package will then be opened in Package Center where you can manage the package.