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1. #Discount synology camera license 8 how to
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Synology Surveillance Station Camera Setup Guide (with Video Tutorial)īefore we dive into the detailed steps of Synology Surveillance Station setup, make sure that you've got a Synology Surveillance Station camera, which is on the official supported model list.Īlso make sure your Synology Surveillance Station camera is connected to the same network as the network-attached storage (NAS) device.

#Discount synology camera license 8 free

Then you may want to take a look at the Synology Surveillance Station alternatives, which offer FREE services for up to 16 cameras' video backup, file storage, intranet streaming, photo storage, and whatever in-depth features you may expect from the Synology Surveillance Station setup. I guess you've got Synology Surveillance Station cameras across brands to hook up, or plan to do so in the future, right? Now learn the steps below, and set up your security camera system in a breeze! I haven't tried to re-use the keys (as I can see trashing the licenses would be a nightmare to sort out) and TBH the system is fairly priced so £40/cam is not an issue, I just need better hardware than Synology offer (ILO in particular, but Xeons, large RAM, 10GBs) so it works for me.Looking for a centralized video monitoring system with the Synology Surveillance Station?

#Discount synology camera license 8 serial

I didn't use the real Synology MAC or Serial but they have been up for years all fine. You may have to manually define the cam storage volume (huge effort, takes seconds) but this does work and I have several HP Proliants running large cams counts effortlessly by this method.

#Discount synology camera license 8 install

One thing that does work, but is a bit a ******* for anything other than a new setup, is :-īuild a single disk real Synology box (make sure the box you choose it capable of the number of cams you need, there are limits defined) load up all your licences.īuild your Xpenology box up, "seed" the install by importing the single drive from you existing real Synology, you now have Xpenology with licenses loaded, add more HDDs as you like and you are good to go. The reason it no longer works is because Synology have changed their T&C's around moving licences, even on genuine hardware. Still looking for a more permanent solution, and I'm ready to buy more licences if I get it working. Not very convenient as they have separate timelines. My workaround: I am running separate Xpenology instance on ESXi for every pair of cameras. I also tried to fall back to the oldest possible surveillance station with no success. Might be that there are some detection mechanisms for non genuine HW. I have also tried the original MAC and SN from the DS112, with still the connection failed message at activation the licence. I have tried SN and MAC pair generated by the excel file available in the net. Now I have gone over to ESXi based environment and the licence does not activate anymore, giving the "connection failed" error The same licence worked also on baremetal Xpenology 6.02. I have bought a licence for the 3-rd cam which worked well on DS112 box.

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