Ugreen NAS - Advanced Setup Guide!
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CHAPTERS
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00:00 - Intro
01:02 - SSD caching
06:51 - Link bonding and SSD Bridging
11:08 - Multi-user access
15:52 - Remote NAS access
19:49 - Backing up NAS remotely
30:37 - Outro
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I think you need to do videos like this one full time. You have done an amazing job describing each step in setting up the Ugreen NAS and I REALLY loved the RSync from the Main NAS to the Backup NAS.
Thank you! so glad that you found it helpful!
Bravo! Very well put together Video. Exactly the topics I wanted to explore on my new 8800 with 2x 4TB NVME and 4 x 18TB drives in my new Ugreen NAS.
Great to hear!
Amazing tutorial ! Such Masterclass stuff !
Great video! Thanks so much. I couldn't find the SSD caching menu until you showed it.
Glad I could help!
Best teacher on TH-cam
Thank ya Thank ya!
I'll try UGreen's backup & sync app just to see how it performs but I'll most likely use Syncthing via docker at the end. 💪
Thank you for the informative videos! Getting so excited to receive mine next month! Regarding the Network Bridging feature, please correct me if I'm wrong. This means you can plug your 10G-ready computer into one 10G port on NAS, then the other port is connected to a 10G port on your 10G switch, and your 10G-ready computer would then be connected to your network at 10G speed? It's effectively connecting THRU the NAS to the rest of the network?
Yes! That is correct.
Danke!
You’re welcome! Thank you!
This video is the best one by far! Do you think you could make a video on how to setup a vpn access to the UGREEN NAS?
Noted! Thanks for watching!
Question for you @ Rocky Mountain School of Photography. When accessing files remotely, do you have to download the file to work on it then upload back onto the NAS? Or can you simply open the file, and work on it, and quick save as you're working, as if the NAS is an extension of your desktop?
Question about backing up your NAS to another NAS offsite. Can I use a different NAS other than UGREEN? Is it difficult to sync if it's not another UGREEN? Also, If I decide to use another UGREEN NAS, does it have to be the same size as the main one? I just order the 6-Bay UGREEN. Could I get the 4-BAY as the backup as long as the hard drive space on the 4-BAY is equal or greater to my main 6-Bay?
Your videos on this NAS system are supper informative! Thanks in advance!
That depends. If you setup a VPN, you can VPN into your home network and access the NAS as if you were sitting at home. If you don't want to go that route, you can just use the Ugreen web browser which yes, would require you to download, edit, then re-upload to the NAS.
As of right now, the Ugreen can only back up to another Ugreen. I imagine they are working on support for other brands though. Mixing bay numbers is completely fine so long as there is enough capacity on the target NAS.
Can you make another video explaining the different ways to connect to the Ugreen NAS at a remote location? I can't seem to find any other video's explaining how to do this with the UGOS. And I myself am very new to the whole NAS experience. I am currently running a DXP 4800 Plus myself :)
Great suggestion! I will add it to the list.
@@forestchaput thank you! Great work on this video btw! Very easy to understand and fun to watch 😁
I only have a network extender right now and I do have a nighthawk X10 but it would need a fiber connection adapter to work then I would have to bridge that to my network....
You could get an SFP+ to RJ45 adapter. That should work perfectly. bhpho.to/3KP4JBm
Thank you for this great Video, but let me ask one question. In the Video you describe that you use 2 NVMEs for the read and write cache. The size of the NVMEs you use are 1TB but you selected for the cache a size of just 600GB. Now my question is, can you use the 400GB as a Volume for Virtual Machines and or Docker ? This would be an great option for me.
I was looking at this video hoping for an answer to this
No you can't. You can also not use the pre installed SSD with operating system for cache.
Why would you want to use less storage capacity? I'm confused
@@PizzlesTechTime To use the other half of the drive for docker or VMs.
@@PizzlesTechTime I want to make a mix between Cache and Storage, but this is currently not possible.
Thank you for this! I have the UGREEN 8 bay and so far it's great. I have these old Terramaster 5 drive bay enclosures that I have been using with SoftRAID on my Mac. I just cleared one entirely and am wondering if there's any feasible way to have the UGREEN software (VM maybe?) RAID them independently of the internal RAID and let me access them through the UGREEN's own USB ports? This way I can use them to dump backups from my NAS itself.
That's a great question and unfortunately I have no idea. Haha. I would think setting up an rsync from one unit to another might be a good option.
Thanks for the reply. Now Im going to look up rsync 😂😂
Do you use UGOS in production or do you run a third party OS that’s more polished?
Great question. I've installed TrueNAS on my NAS but I'm finding a bit more complex than I wanted. I'm planning to rollback to UGOS.
I ended up going to micro center and buying the wrong switch apparently they don't have any managed switches that are multigabit. So now I have a Netgear switch that is not capable of link aggregation. I was going to add another computer to the network switch to edit with the NAS. However I think I will have to return this one and find a managed switch
An unmanaged switch should be fine. I'd prioritize 10Gb over having something managed.
3:41 Why only 600? What about the remaining 300? Can you use them separately and create another Volume? On the right it says something about the 80%... Could you explain this? Thanks!:)
No reason! In reality I would use the entire amount of storage available on the drive(s).
@@forestchaput Alright I will try it out:) Thank you very much! Your videos helped a lot!🙏🏻
For the Remote Access, is it that only one ugreen account can be linked to the account? So if I wanted other people to be able to access their limited folders, it won’t work over remote access unless they use my account?
That's a wonderful question. They don't need to be part of your account, but they will access the NAS through their web browser at the same URL you use. They will just use their own login credentials to access their limited folders.
@@forestchaput Thanks! I'm really considering getting it. I was a little too slow to go for the early bird kickstart. Hopefully the global release happens soon.
@@forestchaput Can they use the app and sign in with their credentials and have remote access?
Hi, what should I put in for the ugreennaslink id?
For remote backup?
How do I allow a friend to access the NAS so I can have them see photos that I have put on for them?
You can just create them and account and give them the remote access URL.
Mine will not connect smb to my MacBook. It’s been useless since I received it as it won’t show up as a drive for the Mac to see
I assume you have SMB enabled in the settings?
I know this may be a really dumb question, but I cannot find the IP address of the NAS to access it offsite through SMB. I see the local, but nothing I type in to connect via Finder is working. Ugreen support is useless. If anyone has insight to this, please help.
Hmmm. Are you trying to access through Finder from a different network? If so, you will need to setup a VPN to your home network first. Remote access through the browser is much easier.
Did anyone else experience their main Storage Volume becoming unmounted after setting up an SSD cache for read/write? I think I just lost all of my data.
Oh no! That definitely didn’t happen when we did it during testing.
@@forestchaput Was fine for about a week and then things went south after a restart. UGreen has been helpful and pushed an update to patch the bug but seems to be indicating that the data is lost forever.
Not understanding why one would not use the entire amount for the SSD If it's one teraby why are you only using 600 GB
Because I wasn't paying attention when recording that clip! Sorry about that.
@@forestchaput it's all good 👍 I make plenty of mistakes and have found out how to not be too hard on myself. I wish I would have learned it earlier. I have two 500 GB drives as well but I am considering setting up a larger cache maybe two terabytes each. With your help I was able to set my Naz up with 10 gigabit ethernet to USB-C adapter and yesterday I was editing 4K video in Adobe premiere right from the NAS.. I really love that but I did get a few crashes but it is Adobe lol So I'll be doing some further testing but eliminating my need for copious NVMe drives really changes the game. I'm no longer counting my PCIe lanes..... yES! Thank you so much for your detailed videos I love it
Why not use 64Gb memory?
Because that's expensive! 😀
I ended up getting the 6800 Pro and I started setting it up last night but it told Mia would take 4 to 5 days to do the disc check. I know I should do it because I bought refurbished drives. Is there any way to do it after😊
You can work on the NAS even when the disk check is running.
@@forestchaput Are you able to run the dish check after You have put data on the drives? I saw you can set up the maintenance but I haven't seen the full disk check.
Yes, I believe so!