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Using Infomaniak DynDNS with a Synology NAS

Update 09/01/2026

This guide explains how to access a Synology NAS connected to the internet with a dynamic IP address from Infomaniak via a domain name.

 

Prerequisites

 

Link a Synology NAS to a domain name

 

1. Add Infomaniak as a service provider

  1. Open the Synology NAS management interface (DSM).
  2. Go to the Control Panel.
  3. Click on External Access (under the Connectivity section).
  4. Click on the Customize button (under the DDNS tab):
  • Service provider: Infomaniak
  • Query URL: https://infomaniak.com/nic/update?hostname=__HOSTNAME__&myip=__MYIP__
  • Click Save.

 

2. Add the dynamic DNS to your Synology

Now that Infomaniak has been added as a service provider:

  1. Open the Synology NAS management interface (DSM).
  2. Go to the Control Panel.
  3. Click on External Access (under the Connectivity section).
  4. Click on the Add button:


From this point on, the dynamic IP address of your Synology NAS will be automatically synchronized with your domain name.

 

3. Configure NAT for Synology DDNS

To make your NAS accessible from outside your network, you need to configure its NAT settings. By default, Synology NAS devices use ports 5000 and 5001.

You can access your NAS using the following syntax: http://votre-domaine:5000 or https://votre-domaine:5001.

For more information, please refer to the official Synology documentation.

 

4. Configuring a “Reverse Proxy”

If you do not want to specify ports :5000 or :5001 in your URLs, you can configure a Reverse Proxy from your Synology NAS, and redirect URLs to port 443 for port 5001 and port 80 for port 5000.official Synology documentation for this configuration).


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