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If present on Synology NAS that don't officially support them.Newer NAS models may also need Synology_enable_M2_cardChecks that M.2 volume support is enabled (on models that have M.2 slots or PCIe slots).Enables creating M.2 storage pools and volumes from within Storage Manager in DSM 7.2 and later (newer models only?).Including M.2 drives in PCIe adaptor cards like M2D20, M2D18, M2D17 and E10M20-T1 for DSM 7.2 and above (schedule the script to run boot).Optionally update IronWolf Health Monitor to v2.5.1 to support recent model IronWolf and IronWolf Pro drives. (NAS with x86_64 CPUs only).Also installs IronWolf Health Management on '22 series and newer models that don't have IronWolf Health Management (untested).Makes DSM recheck disk compatibility so rebooting is not needed if you don't have M.2 drives (DSM 7 only).If you have M.2 drives you may need to reboot.Reminds you that you may need to reboot the Synology after running the script.Checks if there is a newer version of this script and offers to download it for you.The new version available messages time out so they don't prevent the script running if it is scheduled to run unattended.Download the scriptDownload the latest version Source code (zip) from the download zip file to a folder on the Synology.Do NOT save the script to a M.2 volume. After a DSM or Storage Manager update the M.2 volume won't be available until after the script has run.Unzip the zip file.Or via SSH as your regular user:cd $HOMEwget -O syno_hdd_db.zip7z x syno_hdd_db.zipcd Synology_HDD_db-main && ls -aliRequired filesThe

To mapped properly. The auto update for 13 May includes 3 updates: Microsoft Azure Event Hubs (Protocol): Resolved an issue in the Microsoft Azure Event Hubs protocol where users reported issues polling for events. An investigation in to this issue determined that the ecs-ec-ingress service could go out-of-memory OOM polling MS defender events. This RPM release updates included libraries and jar files for the Microsoft Azure Event Hubs protocol. SNMP (Protocol): Resolved an issue in the SNMP protocol where listen ports do not get opened in iptables as expected for messages on TCP 162 as described in known issue DT252125. This RPM release updates the default value of Listen Port Key for SNMPv1 to resolve this issue and allow the required ports to be opened and listening for events. SIM Notification (DSM): Enhanced the QRadar SIM Notification DSM to add two new System Notifications related to applications. This RPM release adds two new QIDs: 1. QID 38750195: New version of ‘InstalledAppName V x.x.x’ is available for upgrade. 2. QID 38750196: The autoupdate has been disabled for the ‘InstalledAppName V x.x.x’ due to reaching the maximum limit of attempts’. The second notification alerts administrators when an app fails to automatically update itself. If you experience notifications related to automatic app update failures (QID 38750196), contact QRadar Support for assistance. The auto update for 6 May includes 1 updates: AXIS (Scanner): Enhanced the AXIS Scanner to add an option in the user interface ‘Enable Strict Host Key Checking’ while connecting with remote machine with the scan results. The auto update for 29 April includes 13 updates: New – Snowflake (DSM): Release of a new DSM to support collection of events from Snowflake databases by using the JDBC protocol. The Snowflake DSM allows administrators to view authentication, table query, and Snowalert events retrieved in Name Value Pair (NVP) format. Administrators without automatic updates enabled who manually download and install DSMs and protocol updates must install both the latest JDBC protocol and the Snowflake DSM to successfully retrieve, parse, and categorize events. Microsoft Defender for Cloud (DSM): Resolved an issue in the Microsoft Defender for Cloud DSM where users reported ‘Stored’ events. This RPM release updates parsing for events as available under SecurityAlert.schema.json file to ensure events parse and categorize as expected. Aruba ClearPass Policy Manager (DSM): Enhanced the Aruba ClearPass Policy Manager DSM to add ‘TCP Multiline Syslog’ in the supported protocol list. Administrators who want to use ‘TCP Multiline Syslog’ protocol can select Id-Linked as the aggregation method and use the messageId field to capture individual events. Cisco Secure Workload (DSM): Resolved an issue in the Cisco Secure Workload DSM where users reported a compliance event ‘Enforcement Rejected Flows greater than X

DSM 6Synology's DSM 6 will enter EOL status sometime in 2023. ZeroTier will support the latest patched versions of DSM 6.2 until that point. If you are on DSM 6 you can skip all of the below steps and simply: Download DSM 6 packages. Please note that the latest packages will delete your existing identities upon install. Back up these identities if you wish to preserve them.DSM 7Synology's DSM 7 doesn't allow third-party applications to run as root. Therefore, we now recommend using Docker to run ZeroTier. While this is somewhat inconvenient at first it is undeniably a safer way to run third-party applications on your NAS. This configuration will be persistent across reboots and DSM upgrades.The GUI for the Synology Docker package is unreliable at best so it is suggested that all operations performed on your container be done through the Docker CLI. If you choose to use the GUI you do so at your own peril. If you have any issues or questions please create a ticket and we'll try to help out.If your NAS does not support Docker or if you wish to downgrade to DSM 6 you can still use the older DSM 6 packages or follow our bridging tutorial.To install via Docker there are four steps that need to be performed only once:Enable SSH access on your NASCreate a persistent TUNInstall DockerSet up containerCreate a persistent TUN​SSH into your NASThe following setup steps must be run as rootWrite script to /usr/local/etc/rc.d/tun.sh that will setup /dev/net/tun on startupecho -e '#!/bin/sh -e \ninsmod /lib/modules/tun.ko' > /usr/local/etc/rc.d/tun.shSet executable permissions on scriptchmod a+x /usr/local/etc/rc.d/tun.shRun script once to create a TUN/usr/local/etc/rc.d/tun.shCheck for the TUNls /dev/net/tun/dev/net/tunIf you experience trouble getting the TUN to work check out Rui Marinho's guideInstall docker on your NAS​Package Center -> Search "Docker" -> InstallSet up container​Make directory to store ZeroTier's identity and configmkdir /var/lib/zerotier-onecautionIn the next step we bind mount to the host's /var/lib/zerotier-one created above in order to store ZeroTier's identity. This is not guaranteed to survive DSM updates. I would suggest placing this on an automatically-mounted volume where your other private user data resides. The location you choose to store your identities should be kept secure and never placed on a shared volume that others can access.Make Docker container called zt (Repo: zerotier/zerotier-synology)docker run -d \ --name zt \ --restart=always \ --device=/dev/net/tun \ --net=host \ --cap-add=NET_ADMIN \ --cap-add=SYS_ADMIN \ -v /var/lib/zerotier-one:/var/lib/zerotier-one zerotier/zerotier-synology:latestUsage​Previous versions of our package contained a GUI, however this is no longer the case and it is for the better. The CLI can be used as follows:View node statusdocker exec -it zt zerotier-cli statusJoin your networkdocker exec -it zt zerotier-cli join e5cd7a9e1cae134fAuthorize the NAS on your network. Then view the network status:docker exec -it zt zerotier-cli listnetworksShow running container (optional)Enter the container (optional)Upgrading ZeroTier​To upgrade ZeroTier you'll need to stop and remove the container, then pull latest and start a new container:Example output:CONTAINER ID IMAGE COMMAND CREATED STATUS PORTS NAMES52c7cb58a1dd zerotier/zerotier-synology:latest "zerotier-one" 5 weeks ago Up 9 days ztStop the containerRemove the

Might not reconnect as expected. The auto update for 22 April includes five updates: CyberArk Vault (DSM): Resolved an issue in the CyberArk Vault DSM where the Username value could parse with an included semi-colon character. This RPM release also includes a parsing change to handle username and usrname fields that might occur in the event payload for different versions. Palo Alto PA Series (DSM): Resolved an issue in the Palo Alto PA Series DSM where URL Filtering events that contained actions were being incorrectly categorized as Firewall Deny events. An investigation into this issue determined that different payloads could use slightly different field names to identify Subtype, SubType, subtype, action, or Action. This caused the DSM to not apply subtype or actions when parsing the event and the DSM defaulted to the categorization of Firewall Deny. This RPM release resolves the reported issue. Imperva SecureSphere (DSM): Resolved a reported issue were some Imperva SecureSphere system events parsed as ‘Unknown’. An investigation in to this issue determined that a parsing problem exists where the system events contained an equals symbol with the name of the system rule. This RPM release updates parsing and adds a QID map to ensure the following system events parse correctly: Oracle-Recommended Signatures Policy for Database Applications, SQL Protocol Policy, Oracle-Recommended Policy for Database Applications-Legacy, and MSSQL-Recommended Policy for Database Applications-Legacy. SNMP (Protocol): Enhanced the SNMP protocol to update packaged libraries in the RPM file. RabbitMQ (Protocol): Enhanced the RabbitMQ protocol to update packaged libraries in the RPM file. The auto update for 9 April includes four updates: EPIC SIEM (DSM): Enhanced the Epic SIEM DSM to support parsing and categorizing release version 2022 events. PostFix Mail Transfer Agent (DSM): Resolved a reported issue in the PostFix Mail Transfer Agent DSM where ‘Delivered via SMS’ events could incorrectly parse as ‘Email sent’ and email events with a status of ‘Queued for delivery’ could parse as ‘Message sent’. This RPM release corrects the QID map status of the events to ensure that the SMS event displays as ‘Message sent’ and the email event displays an Event Name of ‘Email sent’. Palo Alto PA Series (DSM): Resolved an issue in the Palo Alto PA Series DSM where the vendor changed the case of the product name in the payload header to ‘palo alto networks’ unexpectedly. This RPM release updates parsing to allow a lower case product name in the header and ensures that the events parse correctly. Aruba Clear Pass (DSM): Resolved an issue in the Aruba Clear Pass DSM where events did not parse as expected and categorized as ‘Stored’ when the payload did not include a ‘Tacacs.Remote-Address’ field. This RPM release updates parsing to handle scenarios

Synology HDD dbDescriptionAdd your SATA or SAS HDDs and SSDs plus SATA and NVMe M.2 drives to your Synology's compatible drive databases, including your Synology M.2 PCIe card and Expansion Unit databases.The script works in DSM 7, including DSM 7.2, and DSM 6.It also has a restore option to undo all the changes made by the script.What the script does:Gets the Synology NAS model and DSM version (so it knows which db files to edit).Gets a list of the HDD, SSD, SAS and NVMe drives installed in your Synology NAS.Gets each drive's model number and firmware version.Backs up the database files if there is no backup already.Checks if each drive is already in the Synology's compatible-drive database.Adds any missing drives to the Synology's compatible-drive database.Optionally prevents DSM auto updating the drive database.Optionally disable DSM's "support_disk_compatibility".Optionally disable DSM's "support_memory_compatibility" to prevent non-Synology memory notifications.Optionally edits max supported memory to match the amount of memory installed, if installed memory is greater than the current max memory setting.DSM only uses the max memory setting when calculating the reserved RAM area size for SSD caches.Optionally set write_mostly for your internal HDDs so DSM will normally read from your faster internal SSD(s).It can automatically set DSM to read from your internal SSDs.Or you can tell the script which internal drive(s) DSM should read from.Optionally disables Western Digital Device Analytics (aka WDDA) to prevent DSM showing a warning for WD drives that are 3 years old.DSM 7.2.1 already has WDDA disabled.Enables M2D20, M2D18, M2D17 and E10M20-T1

DVBLogic have released DVBLink 4.5.2 beta 1 for Synology NAS servers (x86 version). There is a good selection tuners supported and in the post on the DVBLogic forums they have the details of which NAS devices are support and how to get it installed.DVBLink TV Server for x86 Synology NAS v4.5.2 is released for public beta!Currently the following sources of TV signal are supported:DVBLink TVsource USB and network tuners:– PCTV 460e (DVB-S/S2)– PCTV 290e (DVB-T/T2)– PCTV 73e (DVB-T)– PCTV 73se (DVB-T)– TBS 5980 CI (DVB-C, including CI functionality)– PCTV 801e (ATSC/QAM)– Hauppauge 950Q (ATSC/QAM)– HDHomeRun (DVB-T/C and ATSC/QAM)– SAT>IP devicesDVBLink for Dreambox– Supports all Dreambox models running latest PLi imageDVBLink TV Server for x86 Synology NAS has been developed and tested for so-called Pineview Synology NAS models:DS1010+, DS1511+, DS2411+, DS411+, DS411+II, DS710+, DS712+, RS2211+, RS2211rp+, RS810+, RS810rp+It should be working also on the Cedarview and Bromolow NAS models, but we have not tested it yet. If you own one of those models, please try installing DVBLink on them and let us know if it works.The CedarView NAS models are:DS1512+, DS1812+, DS2413+, DS412+, RS2212+, RS2212rp+, RS812+, RS812rp+The Bromolow NAS models are:DS3611xs, DS3612xs, RS10613xs+, RS3411rpxs, RS3411xs, RS3412rpxs, RS3412xs, RS3413xs+Please follow these steps if making a new DVBLink installation:– It is recommended to update your DSM version to the latest available version (we have seen that on some installations latest DSM version solves several DVBLink server stability issues)– download DVBLink TV Server for Synology NAS v4.5.2 from the link below and install the package via DSM interface– (if using DVBLink Network client on networked PCs) download DVBLink Network Client from the download link below and run msi installer file– open DVBLink configuration interface ( and install required DVBLink packagesNotes:– If web interface seems to be frozen or incorrectly displayed, please do page refresh