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    • ASUSTOR NAS 華芸 Linux Center

    Integrate NAS operating system with Linux®

    Linux Center is ASUSTOR’s latest NAS App and can be downloaded and installed under the ASUSTOR Apps section in App Central. ASUSTOR NAS users can now run the native Linux® system on their NAS, enjoying the rich variety of Linux® apps. Linux Center features easy installation without extra configurations and compatibility with HDMI output. It effectively turns the NAS into a computer with unlimited possibilities.

    Asustor NAS 華芸 Integrate NAS operating system with Linux®

    Flexible use of the Linux® App

    The native Linux® system can be directly run on ASUSTOR NAS. This is convenient for developers and users who wish to utilize Linux® for development purposes and also allows them to make use of the rich variety of app resources provided by Linux®.

    Asustor NAS 華芸 Flexible use of the Linux® App

    Easy installation with just one touch

    Linux Center supports Debian 8 Desktop and Debian 8 Server. Users can download and install the Linux® system by simply clicking on the installation button without needing any other extra configurations.

    Asustor NAS 華芸 Easy installation with just one touch

    HDMI output on command

    ASUSTOR NAS’s HDMI function can be utilized to display Linux Center’s interface on any compatible monitor for development purposes and to make use of the rich variety of Linux® apps, allowing users to create their own Linux® virtual space.

    Asustor NAS 華芸 HDMI output on command

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Ｑ：How do I reset the password on my NAS?

    ASUSTOR provides a reset button recessed into a pinhole behind each and every NAS device sold. Insert a thin object, such as a paperclip extended into the hole and press the button for approximately five seconds to reset the administrator password(default password is admin),  ... Learn more about this >

    Ｑ：How do I host a website on my NAS?

    No matter if it is a personal blog, company website, or e-commerce website, ASUSTOR NAS's Web Server function lets you host your very own website right on the NAS. Furthermore, you can use App Central to download Apps for content management, database management, bulletin board ... Learn more about this >

    Ｑ：How to enable or disable TLS 1.3 in Windows 10?

    TLS 1.3 is the latest security protocol that improves upon TLS 1.2 in terms of security and performance. TLS 1.3 is still not widely used for all apps installed in Windows 10. Click here to learn more about which TLS versions should be used when connecting to an ... Learn more about this >

    Ｑ：How do I improve the transfer speed when accessing NAS from out side of the network?

    If you are getting slow transfer speed when accessing NAS from out side of the network, here are some configurations may help: 1. ADM-Settings-Manual Connect-DDNS Enable the service can let the connection request from out side of the network directed to NAS WAN IP. ... Learn more about this >

    Ｑ：How to setup direct connection between the NAS and the PC via a LAN cable

    By connecting the NAS to the computer directly via LAN cable, the NAS shell retains its default static IP address which is 169.254.1.2(LAN1), configures the PC LAN IP address to the same segment(for example 169.254.1.10), then you can use ACC to scan and list the directly connected NAS information.

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