Synology File Share Distribution Points with http?

Yes, I can check but think I just setup apache to share root of packages folder on dp

I actually love Synology, I have 5 synologys as HTTP DP at 5 separate locations, but only upload packages with jamf admin to 1 (the master) then have they Synology folder rsync replicate that jamf dp folder to all the others automagically - saves me so much time.

This would be helpful to know, I'm guessing it's something like

sudo ln -s /path/to/CasperShare /var/www/CasperShare

No issues with timeouts ? or defaults values that had to be changed?  

Nothing even that fancy, just used WebStation in Synology , virtual host, i used 8080, and pointed document root to i just checked top level sharepoint of my AFP DP folder which containts the root folers Casper Data, Packages, Scripts. and in jamf for the DP HTTP just added port 8080, no other info and , no defaults or timeouts issues and http(s) is so great as it resumes downloads

jkryklywec,

Has everything still been working well with the Synology NAS distribution point since you last posted? I'm thinking of purchasing one.

It's been fine for SMB file shares, I haven't had much need for https, so I haven't set it up. 
Right agents fail back to jamf cloud if they can't reach the file server. 

https://learn.jamf.com/bundle/jamf-pro-release-notes-current/page/Deprecations_and_Removals.html

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Jamf Admin—Jamf will stop distributing Jamf Admin in a future release of Jamf Pro (estimated removal date: late 2023). Jamf is committed to supporting key workflows from Jamf Admin (including printer creation, package synchronization, and package metadata editing) in future product enhancements.

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Right now, it's not clear if this has an imapct on File share distribution points. 

But right now, Jamf Admin is the only tool that lets you sync between fileshare and cloud.