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## Overview
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This guide will walk you through the steps to install netboot.xyz onto a [Synology NAS](https://amzn.to/430KH1n) using Docker.
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This guide will walk you through the steps to install netboot.xyz onto a [Synology NAS](https://amzn.to/430KH1n) using Container Manager.
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## Requirements
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-[Synology NAS](https://amzn.to/430KH1n) with Container Manager support
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-Docker package installed on the Synology NAS
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-Container Manager package installed on the Synology NAS
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- Internet connection
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### Install Container Manager
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Open the Synology Package Center, search for "Container Manager", and click "Install".
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### Download netboot.xyz Docker Image
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### Download netboot.xyz Container Image
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Open Container Manager from the main menu, go to the "Registry" tab, and search for `netbootxyz`. Select the `netbootxyz/netboot.xyz` image from the list, click "Download", and choose the latest version.
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### Create and Configure the Container
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Go to the "Image" tab in Docker, select the `netbootxyz/netboot.xyz` image, and click "Run". In the "Create Container" wizard, configure the following settings:
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Go to the "Image" tab in Container Manager, select the `netbootxyz/netboot.xyz` image, and click "Run". In the "Create Container" wizard, configure the following settings:
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-**General Settings**:
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- Container Name: `netbootxyz`
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### Start the Container
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Go to the "Container" tab in Docker, select the `netbootxyz` container, and click "Start".
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Go to the "Container" tab in Container Manager, select the `netbootxyz` container, and click "Start".
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### Access netboot.xyz
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Open a web browser and navigate to the IP address of your Synology NAS on port 3000 (e.g., `http://<NAS_IP>:3000`). You should see the netboot.xyz interface. The asset folder will be mapped to `8080`, or whatever you set it to, so you can access the UI at `http://<NAS_IP>:8080`.
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## Conclusion
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You have successfully installed netboot.xyz on your Synology NAS using Docker. You can now use netboot.xyz to manage and boot various operating systems over the network.
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You have successfully installed netboot.xyz on your Synology NAS using Container Manager. You can now use netboot.xyz to manage and boot various operating systems over the network.
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