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How To Find Your Synology NA
硬翻译：
如何查找您的 Synology NA
使用 Web 浏览器查找 Synology NAS
在网络上查找 Synology NAS 的最简单方法是使用 Web 浏览器并导航到特定 URL，但是，如果您的 NAS 已配置，则可能很难找到它。但是，对于新的 Synology 设备，使用此方法应该可以轻松找到 NAS。
- 导航到 https://finds.synology.com 网站，它将自动开始搜索您的网络。
- 如果找到任何设备，它将自动在网络浏览器中显示它们，您可以选择 连接 来设置它们！
注意：（这是 DSM 6 的旧屏幕截图，但在 DSM 7 中看起来类似）。
使用 Synology Assistant 查找 Synology NAS
- 如果您导航到 Synology 的 下载中心，您可以下载 Synology Assistant。Synology Assistant 允许您执行一些不同的操作，但主要功能是实际找到您的 Synology NAS。
- 为您当前使用的操作系统下载并安装它。
- 安装后，启动 Synology Assistant 应用程序。它将自动搜索您的网络并返回找到的 Synology NAS 设备。
- 请记住，Synology Assistant 使用特定端口进行操作，因此如果您使用 Synology 的防火墙 并且找不到它，很有可能您需要为 Synology Assistant 创建允许规则。
使用 IP 扫描仪查找 Synology NAS
如果上述两个选项未显示 NAS，您可以执行网络扫描以查看当前网络上的所有设备。这不使用 Synology 专用工具，因此如果设备未在此处列出，则表示它未接收网络连接或不在当前子网上。
- 下载 Angry IP 扫描仪 并安装它（有 Windows/Mac/Linux 版本可用）。
- 安装并打开后，选择 工具，然后选择 获取器，并添加 MAC 供应商。
- 您当前的网络范围应已预先填写。选择 开始 按钮以搜索您的网络。
- 在结果列表中，找到您的 NAS 的 IP 地址。如果找不到，请查看 MAC 供应商 字段，您应该会看到列出的 Synology 设备。
设备仍未显示？
此时，如果您仍然无法在网络上找到 Synology NAS，则可能有很多原因。我将尝试列出一些最常见的原因，但实际上可能还有更多：
- NAS 处于离线状态。
- NAS 在另一个子网上有一个 IP 地址。
- NAS 存在某种硬件问题。
这只是少数几个的列表，但可能还有很多。如果您正在排除尝试查找 NAS 的问题，使用上面的第三个选项（Angry IP Scanner）很可能是您的最佳选择，因为它只会扫描本地子网上的所有设备。
结论和最后的想法
有很多方法可以在您的网络上找到 Synology NAS，但根据您尝试查找它的时间（未安装操作系统、已安装操作系统、新路由器等），上述一个选项可能比其他选项更好。
设备仍未显示？
此时，如果您仍然无法在网络上找到 Synology NAS，则可能有很多原因。我将尝试列出一些最常见的原因，但现实情况是可能还有更多：
- NAS 处于离线状态。
- NAS 在另一个子网上有一个 IP 地址。
- NAS 存在某种硬件问题。
这只是少数几个的列表，但可能还有很多。如果您正在排除尝试查找 NAS 的问题，使用上面的第三个选项（Angry IP Scanner）很可能是您的最佳选择，因为它只会扫描本地子网上的所有设备。
结论和最终想法
有很多方法可以在网络上找到 Synology NAS，但根据您尝试查找它的时间（未安装操作系统、已安装操作系统、新路由器等），上述一个选项可能比其他选项更好。
Finding a Synology NAS with a Web Browser
The easiest way to find a Synology NAS on a network is by using a web browser and navigating to a specific URL, however, if your NAS is already configured, it might have trouble finding it. For new Synology devices, however, it should easily find the NAS using this method.
1. Navigate to the https://finds.synology.com website and it will automatically start searching your network.
2. If any devices are found, it will automatically show them in the web browser and you can select Connect to set them up!
NOTE: (this is an older screenshot from DSM 6, but it will look similar in DSM 7).
Finding a Synology NAS with Synology Assistant
1. If you navigate to Synology’s Download Center, you can download the Synology Assistant. The Synology Assistant allows you do to a few different things, but the main function is to actually find your Synology NAS.
2. Download and install it for the operating system that you’re currently using.
3. After installing it, launch the Synology Assistant application. It will automatically search your network and should return the Synology NAS devices that it finds.
4. Please keep in mind that the Synology Assistant uses specific ports to operate, so if you’re using Synology’s Firewall and can’t find it, there’s a good chance that you’ll need to create an allow rule for Synology Assistant.
Finding a Synology NAS with an IP Scanner
If the two options above don’t display the NAS, you can perform a network scan to see all of the devices that are currently on your network. This doesn’t use Synology-specific tools, so if the device isn’t listed here, it’s either not receiving a network connection or not on the current subnet.
1. Download Angry IP Scanner and install it (there are Windows/Mac/Linux versions available).
2. After installing it and opening it, select Tools then Fetchers, and add MAC Vendor.
3. Your current network range should be prefilled. Select the Start button to search your network.
4. In the list of results, find the IP address of your NAS. If you can’t find it, look in the MAC Vendor field and you should see a Synology device listed.
Device Still Not Showing Up?
At this point, if you still can’t find a Synology NAS on your network, there could be many reasons why. I will try and list a few of the most common reasons, but the reality is that there are probably many more:
- The NAS is offline.
- The NAS has an IP address on another subnet.
- There is some sort of hardware issue with the NAS.
This is a list of only a few, but there could be many more. If you’re troubleshooting the issue of trying to find a NAS, using option three above (Angry IP Scanner) is most likely your best bet as it will simply scan all devices on the local subnet.
Conclusion & Final Thoughts
There are many ways to find a Synology NAS on your network, but depending on when you’re trying to find it (OS isn’t installed, OS is installed, new router, etc), one option above may be better than the others.
Device Still Not Showing Up?
At this point, if you still can’t find a Synology NAS on your network, there could be many reasons why. I will try and list a few of the most common reasons, but the reality is that there are probably many more:
- The NAS is offline.
- The NAS has an IP address on another subnet.
- There is some sort of hardware issue with the NAS.
This is a list of only a few, but there could be many more. If you’re troubleshooting the issue of trying to find a NAS, using option three above (Angry IP Scanner) is most likely your best bet as it will simply scan all devices on the local subnet.
Conclusion & Final Thoughts
There are many ways to find a Synology NAS on your network, but depending on when you’re trying to find it (OS isn’t installed, OS is installed, new router, etc), one option above may be better than the others.
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