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# Using Synology

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The following directions are for the old "Docker" application, if you're using "Container Manager" you can follow the docker compose instructions in [Using Docker Compose](/getting-started/installation/using-docker-compose.md).
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### Install on a Synology NAS

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This guide assumes you know how to use the old "Docker" application.
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**Download Image**

Open the Docker interface of your Synology Device, search for `linuxserver/speedtest-tracker` in the Registry and download it.
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**Create Directory**

Create a local directory (i.e. `/volume1/docker/speedtest-tracker`) which later can be mapped to the docker container.
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**Start Image**

Launch the image once the download is completed.
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**Map Ports**

Map the ports to available ports.

| Local Port | Container Port |
| ---------- | -------------- |
| 8443       | 443            |
| 8080       | 80             |

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Make sure the ports you choose are not used by any other application or DSM service on your device and remember to adjust the Synology Firewall settings accordingly.
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**Map Directory**

Map the directory you created earlier to the mount path `/config`.
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**Finish**

Review your settings and click "done".

You can now access Speedtest-Tracker via `http://YOUR_IP_ADDRESS:8080` or `https://YOUR_IP_ADDRESS:8443`.
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