File access is inconsistent
User groups and folder permissions should reflect who actually needs each set of files.
Synology NAS setup and Active Backup for Business. Plan and configure Synology storage, shared folders, user access, backup tasks and remote access for your team's data.
A NAS setup needs clear decisions about access, storage and recovery. We review the device, network and workloads, then configure the agreed services and document how your team should use and maintain them.
A good fit for
Small teams setting up shared storage, reviewing permissions or improving backup and recovery arrangements.
What we work toward
An organized NAS setup with documented access, backup destinations and a practical recovery check.
User groups and folder permissions should reflect who actually needs each set of files.
Disk redundancy does not replace a separate recovery copy.
The chosen access method needs to fit the network, device and support responsibilities.
The final scope depends on your current setup and priorities. These are the main areas we cover.
Device configuration, storage planning and shared folders matched to the available hardware and requirements.
User groups, permissions and file-sharing workflows for the people and devices that need access.
Backup destinations, schedules and retention using supported tools such as Hyper Backup, with a documented restore check.
A reviewed remote-access approach, update planning and operational handover. Features depend on model and configuration.
Identify the files, users, device, network, capacity, retention and interruption risks the NAS must support.
Set up appropriate storage, folders, groups and permissions with a clear administrator ownership model.
Configure compatible backup destinations and a remote working method suited to the device and network.
Recover an agreed sample, check access with representative users and document everyday administration and alerts.
Synology NAS setup and support can include DSM configuration, storage pools, shared folders, users and group permissions, Hyper Backup, snapshots, remote access and sample restore checks.
Confirm model compatibility, drive and network condition, data volumes, users and recovery priorities.
Agree folders, groups, quotas where relevant and access for staff joining, moving or leaving.
Implement approved DSM settings, copy the data and configure supported backup and access tools.
Test a sample restore and provide the owner with operating notes, account responsibilities and maintenance tasks.
A NAS is part of a wider information workflow. Before configuring it, we establish which files the team uses, who needs access, how much change happens each day and what an interruption would mean. The device model, available drives and network also determine what can sensibly be implemented.
We can assist with DSM setup, storage organization, shared folders, users and group-based permissions. The aim is to make normal work straightforward without giving every user administrative access. Joiners, leavers and shared accounts need an agreed process so permissions do not become an undocumented collection of exceptions.
Backup planning is separate from disk redundancy. We identify the data and configuration that need recovery, an appropriate separate destination and the retention requirements. Depending on the supported model and installed packages, the scope can include Hyper Backup, snapshot-based recovery or other compatible tools. We check each tool against the actual device.
Remote access is reviewed in the context of the network and the people using it. We do not treat exposing an administration interface to the internet as a default step. Handover includes the chosen access method, account ownership, backup-job checks and a practical restore exercise for an agreed sample of data.
A documented folder structure and an account of the storage and availability requirements.
Agreed access tested with representative user accounts, including a user who should be denied access.
Protected folders, destinations, schedules and retention recorded, with a sample recovery checked.
A handover covering new users, failed-job checks, updates and the escalation route for hardware or storage issues.
Starter
From $249/ project
For a team setting up shared folders, users and permissions on DSM.
Growth
From $49/ month
For teams that want failed jobs, updates and users handled each month.
Scale
From $199project
Backup destinations with a tested recovery plan.
Backup destinations with a tested recovery plan start at $199. Remote access and onboarding start at $99.
We can help define workload, capacity, network and recovery requirements and review suitable options. Final compatibility depends on which models and drives Synology currently supports. Hardware purchasing and delivery are separate unless specifically included.
Often, provided a safe access route and an authorized person are available. The current condition of the device and the network need review. Physical installation, drive replacement and some recovery tasks require local assistance.
No. Disk redundancy can help with some drive failures, but it does not provide an independent recovery copy for every type of deletion, corruption or incident. We plan backup destinations and restore checks separately from the storage pool.
Yes. We can organize folders, users and groups around your team's access requirements and test them with representative accounts. Ownership of shared files and the process for staff leaving should be agreed at the same time.
We can review and configure supported tools where appropriate. Availability and behaviour depend on the NAS model, storage configuration and installed software. A recovery plan should identify what each tool protects and how a restore is performed.
Yes, subject to the network and the chosen access method. We review authentication, permissions and the application being accessed. We do not open services to the internet without a defined need.
Yes, where the source is accessible and the data can be read. We agree what moves, how permissions and ownership are handled and how the copied data is checked. Recovery from failed hardware is a separate specialist requirement.
Wasevo provides independent setup and support services. We do not claim an official Synology partnership or certification. Hardware warranties and vendor support remain with the relevant manufacturer or supplier.
A free 15-minute call, then a written scope and estimate. No obligation, no sales script.
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