Setting up and managing automatic software updates on your NAS
Step 1: Open the NAS control panel
1. Launch a web browser and enter the IP address of your NAS in the address bar.
2. Log in to the NAS administration interface using your username and password.
Step 2: Navigate to the software update settings
1. Look for the "Update" or "Software Update" section in the control panel.
2. Click on the appropriate option to access the software update settings.
Step 3: Enable automatic updates
1. Look for the "Automatic Update" or "Auto Update" option.
2. Toggle the switch or checkbox to enable automatic software updates.
3. If available, specify the preferred time for the update to occur. Some NAS devices allow you to choose the day and time range for updates.
Step 4: Configure update preferences
1. Check if there are additional settings related to software updates.
2. Configure preferences such as whether to update only the operating system or include installed applications as well.
3. Some NAS devices offer options to automatically download updates, notify you before installation, or require manual confirmation.
Step 5: Save and apply the changes
1. Click on the "Apply" or "Save" button to save the update settings.
2. Wait for the NAS to apply the changes and confirm that automatic updates are now enabled.
Step 6: Monitor and manage automatic updates
1. Regularly check the software update section in the control panel to monitor the status of updates.
2. Some NAS devices provide logs or notifications that can help you stay informed about the updates.
3. In case of any issues or errors during an update, refer to the NAS manufacturer's documentation or support resources for troubleshooting steps.
Remember to periodically check for firmware or software updates for your NAS and install them manually if necessary.
