UPDATED: New Synology NAS Setup Instructions
Written By Klem (FulGaz)
Last updated 2 months ago
Synology have updated the way their NAS streaming is handled. If you are having trouble getting your NAS connected or NAS-stored rides showing in FulGaz and have set your device up using the previous instructions, please try the newer instructions below.
Log into your Synology NAS console
● Open the Synology NAS console using a web browser
● Log in with your Synology credentialsCreate a shared folder for downloaded videos named FulGaz
● Open Package Centre → Installed → File Station
● Click to create a new shared folder and name it “FulGaz”
● Copy downloaded videos to that folder
Create new Web Service
● Open Package Centre → Installed → Web Station
● In the left hand menu select Web Service → Create
● Select Static Website, and name it “fulgaz” with the description “fulgaz videos”
● Select document root → Browse, and select your “FulGaz” shared folder
● As HTTP back-end server, select Nginx from the drop down list


In Web Station create new Web Portal
● From the left hand menu select Web Portal → Create
● Choose web service portal, then your previously created “fulgaz” service
● Choose port-based, and set only HTTP port 8888
● Finish creation

Confirm correct setup
● At this point FulGaz should be able to stream videos from your Synology NAS. You can confirm correct setup in a web browser
● You should be able to play your video in your browser by using the address
→ http://{IP_ADDRESS_OF_YOUR_NAS}:{PORT_YOU_CHOSE}/{VIDEO_FILE_NAME}
→ For example: http://192.168.88.185:8888/Aunt-Betty-Pond.mp4
● The video should then play in your browserMigration from older version of DSM
● Instead of Apache + PHP, change to using Nginx instead
● No need to create shared your “FulGaz” folder again
● Your previous web services and web portal should be deleted and created again (see steps 3 and 4 above)