In this guide I am going to take you through the steps to get a Minecraft JAVA server up and running in Docker on a Synology NAS. If you are looking to host a server for a Console or Mobile you will want to see my Bedrock Edition guide. Just an initial warning, Minecraft loves RAM! The more you can feed it the better the performance you will see. So if you are setting this up on a base model...
Running out of space? Check out the Usage Details to see which service is taking up the most space. Then, take action to free up some space. This video will guide you step-by-step through the process of enabling and using Usage Details. <– Read More –>
Have you been getting the error option_error: sorry, unsupported options present in configuration: UNKNOWN/UNSUPPORTED OPTIONS when connecting a windows or MacOS machine to a Synology OpenVPN server? This article goes over how to fix this error and get you connected to your Server. OpenVPN clients on Windows and MacOS have been failing to connect to Synology NAS Update: This issue appears to be also occurring on both windows and MacOS On July 10th 2023 OpenVPN client released a new change that broke windows clients from being able to connect to a Synology NAS due to the error: option_error: sorry, unsupported...
Have you been getting the error option_error: sorry, unsupported options present in configuration: UNKNOWN/UNSUPPORTED OPTIONS when connecting a windows machine to a Synology OpenVPN server? This article goes over how to fix this error and get you connected to your Server. OpenVPN clients on Windows have been failing to connect to Synology NAS On July 10th 2023 OpenVPN client released a new change that broke windows clients from being able to connect to a Synology NAS due to the error: option_error: sorry, unsupported options present in configuration: UNKNOWN/UNSUPPORTED OPTIONS This is due to an issue within the OpenVPN configuration file...
The purpose of this blog post is to provide the guidance and the steps needed to configure the Runecast Analyzer on vSphere 8. The Runecast OVA can be found and downloaded from the Runecast site. Once the Runecast OVA was downloaded to my local machine, I created a new VM using the deploy an OVF option: Select the desired datastore, followed by accepting the license agreement: Select the VM Network, appropriate deployment type\size and the preferred disk provisioning option: Assign the preferred network settings: Select Finish to proceed with the configuration: Monitor the progress under Recent Tasks: The Console Interface is...