In this tutorial we are going to give a Rasberry Pi rights to Synology folders. Can access the folders of your Synology.
First, it’s important. That your Rasberry Pi has a fixed IP address. Because if your network goes down. Or your Rasberry Pi will reboot. Then there is a chance. That your Pi gets a different IP address. We are going. Give permissions to the IP address of your Rasberry Pi.
Synology map permissions
Open your Synology’s web page.
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Go to Control Panel.
Click Shared Folder.
![Give Rasberry Pi permissions to Synology folders 2 edit volume synology](https://nzbusenet.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/volume-bewerken-250x142.png)
Right-click on the folder you want to access with your Rasberry Pi.
Choose Edit.
![Give Rasberry Pi permissions to Synology folders 3 synology-volume-edit-permissions](https://nzbusenet.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/synology-volume-bewerken-machtigingen-250x30.png)
Go to NFS Permissions.
Click Create.
![Give Rasberry Pi permissions to Synology folders 4 Give Rasberry Pi permissions to Synology folders](https://nzbusenet.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/ip-adres-pi-250x204.png)
At Hostname or IP:. Enter the IP address of your Rasberry Pi.
You are now done with the tutorial How to give Rasberry Pi permissions to Synology folders.
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