DC++ on a Qnap or Synology NAS device

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DC++ and NAS devices

I am am planning to purchase my first 4 bay device NAS, and the main functionality I require is support for DC++ client. Which (synology or Qnap) supports DC++ clients?

There is no DC++ app for Linux since this is a windows client. But you can have a plus series NAS with Celeron like TS-251+ / DS218+ or similar which will allow virtualization. You can install Windows on this VM and then set up DC++.

 

 

 


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8 thoughts on “DC++ on a Qnap or Synology NAS device”

  3. Hello thanks for this video great work. I am not sure if you can help. I installed a VM and everything is working using VIRTIO drivers. I have a TS-h973-AX and I am using the 10Gbe port. My virtual switch it also using that adapter but the VM network performance is limited to only 1Gbps for some reason. I can get proper speed when directly connecting to the NAS but when I go through a virtual machine is it only 1Gbps. Inside the VM it actually says my link is 100Gbps but it is really limited to 1Gbps. Thank you for any insight on this.
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  7. Thanks for this. I’ve been watching your channel on/off for the past few years. I have a TS-412 & more recently the TS453-BT3 with a TR-004 RAID array.
    Your videos area always SO clear & honest. I’ve only watched the QNAP ones, but they always seem very unbiased (IMO) in your review style…
    I need a Virtual Windows machine to install software for the Lotharek HxC floppy emulator hardware, for some vintage music equipment – and I run OSX at my place.
    I figure using the Windows Virtual Machine on my NAS should be good enough to run the software, to create the configuration files and/or disc images for the HxC emulator!
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