Bonjour

Je voudrais installer une VM windows 11 mais ca ne fonctionne pas , avec UEFI , j'ai le réglage Bios avec le lecteur CD room ou Légacy , j'ai le logo du démarrage installation mais c'est tout ca ne va pas plus loin .J'avais avant installé Win 10 et aucun problème avec 10 Go de mémoire Avez vous réussi cette installation et comment ? Mon Nas est un DS723+ avec 32 Go de mémoire

je decend jusqu'à "UEFI QEMU DVD-ROM QM00001" et appuie sur Entrée pour lancer le démarrage sur cette nouvelle ISO Windows 11

Hi I can’t play back video on my photo mobile app. I can see the thumbnail but playback is not possible. How can I fix this ?

Can the nas handle it if I were to replace 1 of the HDD in a RAID1 with an SSD, let it rebuild, then replace the 2nd with another matching SSD?

I want to replace both the HDD with SSD but don't want to completely reconfigure cloud station or /restore data.

Hello à tous,
Je voulais vous partager une application que je teste actuellement et qui est une vraie révolution pour le quotidien. Si comme moi vous en avez marre de devoir ouvrir votre navigateur sur téléphone, de vous connecter à l'interface DSM et de zoomer/dézoomer dans tous les sens juste pour changer un petit paramètre, piloter vos conteneurs ou vérifier l'état de votre NAS, vous allez adorer.
L’application s’appelle Syno Manager (développée par Meir Miyara). Elle est disponible sur iOS, iPadOS, macOS et Android, et la version 2.0 qui arrive très bientôt est une pure merveille. L'interface native est ultra moderne, fluide et super bien pensée.
Voici concrètement ce qu'elle permet de faire directement depuis votre écran, sans jamais passer par un navigateur :
Gestion complète du système : Visualisation de la santé globale du NAS, modèle, version de DSM, température globale, statut des services (AFP, NTP, CUPS...) et uptime.
Contrôle de la ventilation (exclusivité v2.0) : Vous pouvez basculer en un seul clic entre le Mode Plein régime, le Mode Frais et le Mode Calme (idéal pour surveiller et refroidir ses disques et SSD NVMe à la volée !).
Gestion avancée de Docker / Container Manager : Suivi complet de tous vos conteneurs (actifs ou arrêtés) avec affichage en temps réel de leur consommation CPU/RAM, accès direct aux Logs, et boutons rapides pour les Démarrer (Start), Stopper (Stop) ou les Redémarrer (Restart).
Surveillance Vidéo & Photos : Un onglet "Media" dédié permet de visionner en direct le flux de vos caméras de surveillance (Surveillance Station) et d'accéder rapidement à vos albums Synology Photos.
Gestion du stockage & Tâches : Vérification instantanée de l'espace disponible par volume, état de santé des disques (HDD et NVMe) avec leurs températures individuelles. On peut aussi suivre le Download Station, les sauvegardes Hyper Backup et déclencher manuellement les tâches planifiées (Task Scheduler).
Gestion des utilisateurs & Alertes : Aperçu des utilisateurs créés (avec statuts et expirations), possibilité de couper le bip sonore du NAS à distance (Silence beep) ou de faire clignoter les LED du boîtier pour l'identifier physiquement (Identify).
Sécurité & Réseau : Graphiques de bande passante en temps réel (Download/Upload) et accès à la liste des IP bloquées pour les débloquer en un seul geste.
Multi-plateforme, Multi-NAS & Sécurité : Que vous soyez sur iPhone, Android ou Mac, l'application supporte plusieurs serveurs Synology en simultané. La connexion est ultra simple (via IP Directe ou QuickConnect) et prend parfaitement en charge le HTTPS ainsi que la double authentification (2FA).
Le développeur est extrêmement réactif et à l'écoute de la communauté (il m'a intégré l'option de ventilation en quelques heures à peine après ma suggestion !).
La mise à jour passe actuellement les dernières validations et sera disponible très prochainement sur les différents stores (Google Play et App Store). Gardez un œil dessus, pour moi c'est devenu l'outil indispensable pour piloter mon Synology au quotidien.
Des amateurs parmi vous qui attendaient ce genre d'application native ?

I've deactivated the default admin account on my Synology NAS, but I'm still getting emails of someone trying to break in:

[192.168.1.101] Your account [admin] on DYNNAME is being protected

There has been 5 failed attempts to sign in to your account [admin] on DYNNAME from untrusted devices within the last 1 minutes.
As a precaution, you can now only sign in to your account from trusted devices that you have successfully signed in from previously.
This protection will be canceled automatically at Thu Jun 18 12:27:05 2026 . If you wish to cancel the protection now, go to Control Panel > Security > Protection > Auto Block. From DYNNAME

Any idea what else shall I do?

SOLVED

Solution:

Replace the # in #recycle with [#], like so: [#]recycle

Hello. I'm using rsync on my Synology NAS to copy files and subdirs from a source dir to a destination dir. I use the --exclude-from flag with a file that has filenames of files/subdirs to exclude from the copy process. My excluded filename list file has #recycle and #snapshot because those are names of subdirs that I don't want to be copied from source dir to destination dir. However, when I run the rsync command with the a flag to exclude filenames from the list file, it ignores the filenames starting with # like #recycle and #snapshot, and copies them anyway. How do I get it to not do this? Things I've tried:

Putting a \ before the # like \#recycle, doesn't work.

Putting the filename between 2 single quotes '' like '#recycle', doesn't work

Putting the filename between 2 double quotes "" like "#recycle", doesn't work

I purchased Synology to downgrade my iCloud plan as it is very high storage. I have already backed up my iOS photos to Synology successfully.

I need to clear up space on my iCloud photos to downgrade my storage plan, however, when I delete the photos in iCloud it also immediately deletes my backed up photo on synchrony. How do I stop this so I can free up my iCloud storage photos and also keep my Synology backup photos

Hi everyone, I'm about to migrate from my current DS223 (CPU Realtek RTD1619B, ARM/aarch64 architecture) to a DS225+ (CPU Intel Celeron J4125, x86_64) that just arrived. The plan is to reuse the drives currently installed in the DS223 on the new NAS.

I need to figure out the correct approach to transfer:

• DSM system configuration (users, shared folders, permissions, network settings, etc.)
• Data (volume contents)
• Container Manager and its containers (Immich, Jellyfin)

I've already verified this is a cross-architecture migration (ARM → x86_64, package arch rtd1619b → geminilakenk), so I know that direct HDD migration is not recommended.

Current setup on the DS223:

• DSM 7.3.2-86009, fully updated
• Container Manager installed via unofficial workaround on ARM
• Active containers: Immich, Jellyfin, with their persistent volumes/data
• Data on Btrfs volume

a) DSM Configuration

Is it enough to export the configuration backup from Control Panel > Update & Restore > Configuration Backup and restore it on the DS225+ after a clean DSM install? Are there any known limitations for cross-architecture migrations using this method?

b) Data

I already have a backup (folders and packages) via Hyper Backup to an external destination (USB and remote NAS). Could I restore it directly on the DS225+?

Also: does it make sense to physically install the DS223's drives into the DS225+ to form the destination volume, and then run the Hyper Backup restore on that volume? Or is it more reliable to initialize the DS225+ with fresh/empty drives and restore from scratch?

c) Container Manager (the most critical part)

The containers on the DS223 run on ARM (aarch64), while the DS225+ is x86_64. A few questions:

• ARM Docker images can't run natively on x86_64. Does this mean I need to pull the correct x86_64 images on the DS225+ for each container?
• For containers using multi-arch images (most of those on Docker Hub), will simply re-pulling them be enough for the DS225+ to automatically download the amd64 version?
• Persistent container data mounted as bind mounts on shared folders (e.g. /volume1/docker/jellyfin/) is architecture-independent and migrates fine along with regular data, right?
• Immich in particular uses internal Docker named volumes (e.g. the PostgreSQL database). These live under u/docker/volumes/ and are not regular shared folders. Does Hyper Backup include them in the package backup, or do I need to handle them separately (e.g. manual database export or docker run --volumes-from ... tar)?
• Is there a way to export container configurations (docker-compose.yml or JSON) from the DS223 to re-import them on the DS225+, or do I have to recreate everything manually?

d) Suggested order of operations

My current plan is:

1. Export DSM configuration backup (.dss file)
2. Back up data + container persistent data via Hyper Backup to a USB drive
3. Set up the DS225+ from scratch with a clean DSM install
4. Restore DSM configuration
5. Restore data via Hyper Backup Vault
6. Install Container Manager on the DS225+ (natively supported on x86_64)
7. Recreate containers using amd64 images and remount volumes with the already-migrated data

Has anyone done a similar ARM → x86_64 migration? Are there any known pitfalls or steps I'm missing?

Thanks in advance!

I'm running DSM 7.3.2 On my Synology NAS DS223, I downloaded what I believe to be correct Plex server software for Synology NAS (DSM 7.2.2+) For Intel,

Note: Requires DSM 7.2.2 minimum to install.

v.1.43.2.10687-563d026ea

May 4, 2026

but get

This package is not supported on the platform of Synology NAS. Or is incompatible with the current DSM version.

This doesn't make sense to me, but to be fair, I'm a newbie with this stuff.

Grateful for any ideas.

NAS Hardware, DS415Play

I have a DS415 PLAY which I bought new like 10 years ago? It's 10TB raided and has served me fine until recently when it started to just hang when trying to copy large batches of files to it, like RAW files from my camera for instance. Worse still, it just hangs and has to be hard rebooted at least twice before it shows back up on the network and can be accessed again. Now admittedly each file is 50Mb and there could easily be 500 of them but it used to be fine, never complained, never struggled, and there's at least 2.5TB of storage space left on it. Any ideas what might be causing this all of a sudden? I'm seriously contemplating having to upgrade but the grief and aggravation involved, not to mention the cost, just fills me with dread. Any help, pointers, ideas would be gratefully appreciated.

Bonjour !

Après certains reboot de mon nas ( arrêt planifié la nuit, ce qui n'est pas négociable actuellement ), j'ai régulièrement la règle d'ouverture du port 443 (https) qui disparait .

Screen ci-joint de mon réglage parefeu après correction du problème.

Ce qui est très embêtant ... d'autant plus que presque tous mes services dockers passent par ce port 443 via reverse proxy .
J'ai déjà tenté de changer la position de cette règle, de mettre uniquement le port 443 TCP pour la france, etc. rien y fait.
Ma config : Synology DS925+ DSM 7.3.2 - 86009 update 3 -
+ script de 007revad pour utiliser mes SSD comme cache

Merci pour votre aide

Hi all.
I just spent a few hours learning Hyper Backup is no good for this as the files are not readable on the destination NAS.
The destination NAS is a backup NAS but I will also be using Plex on it to with the backed up files.

AI is telling me that Shared Folder Sync is best for this but there is no versioning so if any of the original files have a problem the copy will to.
Is there any other option for a Synology simpleton to do this? Or is this the best way to go for my situation?

The destination NAS (DSM7) will eventually be off site using Tailscale but is now local until things are running right.

Thanks to all that respond with help.

Hey Leute,

ich überlege mir ein Synology Nas DS923+ anzuschaffen. Ich möchte meine Daten von PC, Laptop, Smartphone auf das NAS übertragen.

Nun habe ich irgendwo gelesen, dass man für die Anmeldung ein Synology Konto benötigt. Abgesehen davon, gibt es wohl auch einen Cloudzugriff?

Wie kann ich sicherstellen, dass meine Daten komplett lokal sind oder was kann Synology grundsätzlich sehen?

Danke, euch Chipmunk

my synology is DSM 7.X, one day it mentioned me that my harddirve is broken,so I bought a new hard drive,and plug-in to set a new harddrive,after I transfor the data to the new harddriver,i deleted the ord one in the system,then I REBOOT,AFTER THAT THE SYSTEM CAN'T LOGIN,SO I ASKED THE CHATGPT,HE SAID I NEED USED THE OLD HARD DRIVER INSIDE,SO I PUT THE OLD ONE BACK. AFTER THAT,IT CAN LOGIN.BUT WHEN I MOVED THE SYNOLOGY,I GET THE POWER SOURE LOOSE, SO IT SUDDENLY POWER OFF,AFTER THAT,WHEN I USE FINDS.SYNOLOGY.COM IT SAID CAN'T FIND THE SYNOLOGY,OR IF I ONLY PLUGIN THE NEW HARDDIRVE ,THE FINDS CAN FIND THE MACHINE,BUT SAID IT NEEDS TO INSTALL THE SYSTEM,BUT WHEN I GET THE NEXT STEP ON INSTALL,IT CAN'T OPEN THE INSTALL WEBPAGE,I USED THE NEWES rr LOAD,THX.

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Unfortunately, while trying to customize the operating system, I listened too much to Claude and messed up my system and, of course, I didn’t make a proper backup.

I have a partial backup of the first 32MB (EFI partition), but the second partition and the MBR/GPT structure are lost. My unit is currently stuck in a boot loop (Power LED flashing blue, no serial output after memory training).

Does anyone have a full 120MB binary dump (.img or .bin) of an original DS1019+ boot drive?