If you're looking to automate tasks on your Zyxel NAS device, setting up scheduled jobs can be incredibly useful. This tutorial will guide you through the process step by step.
End-of-Life Product Notice: We regret to inform you that the product "Zyxel NAS Devices" has reached the end of its useful life. As a result, technical support for this device may be limited. Please be aware that any manipulation or use of a device that is already end-of-life is entirely at your own risk. You can find a list of obsolete devices, including their retirement and end-of-support dates, at the link below. This page also provides the latest updated version for your device: End of Life
Access the Web Interface
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- Open your browser and type in the IP address assigned to your NAS device.
- Log in using the default credentials:
adminas the username and1234as the password, unless you've changed these.
Navigate to the Control Panel
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- Once logged in, go to the Control Panel on the main menu.
Set Up Power On/Off Schedule
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- Go to
Maintenance > Power > Power On/Off Schedule - Click the
+button to add a new schedule.
- Go to
Additional Tips
- Firmware Updates: Ensure your NAS device's firmware is up-to-date to avoid potential issues with scheduling.
- Troubleshooting: If you encounter errors (e.g., internal server errors), checking the Zyxel community forums can provide solutions for other users facing similar issues.
For more detailed information and community support, visit Zyxel's Personal Cloud Storage Community.
Just a heads-up:Zyxel NAS devices have reached the end of their support period. We understand this might be inconvenient, so to help you out, please visit our forum or explore the NAS section in our knowledge base for all the details. You can also find a list of outdated devices and their support timelines at the link below.
Thanks so much for your understanding and patience!