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I don't have 2FA enabled in DSM 7.2.1

Are you sure you didn't save the .rkey to your computer?

Via SSH an encrypted shared folder will appear with @ before and after the folder name. Like /volume1/@folder-name@ You can check for encrypted shared folders with: ls /volume* | grep -E '@$' You can check for encrypted volumes with: ls /dev/mapper | grep cryptvol I have an encrypted shared...

It's SHR with multiple volume support. Device Boot Start End Sectors Size Id Type /dev/sata1p1 8192 16785407 16777216 8G fd Linux raid autodetect /dev/sata1p2 16785408 20979711 4194304 2G fd Linux raid autodetect /dev/sata1p3 21241856...

And "mdadm /dev/md1 --manage --add /dev/sdb2" ?

I forgot that only device tree models have syno_slot_mapping Try these instead: synodisk --get_location_form /dev/sda synodisk --get_location_form /dev/sdb

mdstat is showing that your volume is on sdb and the system and swap partitions are on sda Normally sda would be drive 1 and sdb drive 2, but if you setup a single drive in bay 2 first it could be sda. What does "syno_slot_mapping" show?

Apart from the errors in auth.log are you actually having any issues with Surveillance Station? I have never moved the /volume1/@postgres folder and I don't have SurveillanceStation in psql --list either. I think those errors are normal. I only occasionally run Surveillance Station to test...

I usually say 2.5 inch SATA SSDs, because you can still buy M.2 SATA SSDs and they won't work unless the NAS is a RS1619xs+ or has a M2D18 or M2D17.

Das Volume hat also 42TB und 18TB sind ungenutzt.

A mode 1 reset won't affect your data. It enables the built-in admin account and resets it's password and resets the DSM ports as well as disabling a few things. See https://kb.synology.com/de-del/DSM/tutorial/How_to_reset_my_Synology_NAS_7#note1

My DS1821+ has 00 11 32 MAC addresses. My DS720+ and old DS1812+ both have 90 09 D0 MAC addresses. What is weird is my old DS1812+ only has 2 LAN ports but it shows 4 MAC addresses. The 2 phantom MAC addresses are different today to what they were 2 years ago. In 2022 they were 00 96 CC 3B 6C...

You are following the steps in the section on how to mount an encrypted shared folder. Mounting an encrypted volume does not use ecryptfs or fnek. If you are trying to recover data from an encrypted volume on a drive, or drives, out of a Synology, See if...

When the script exports each container's json file it names it with the container name and date.

That was the case when the 216+ was released with DSM 5.2-5644. Synology added expansion unit support for the 216+ in DSM 6.2.1-23824-5 The 216+ with an expansion only supports separate volumes. So the expansion unit must have it's own storage pool and volume.

The DS216+II supports the DX517, DX513 and DX213 expansion units. https://www.synology.com/de-global/compatibility?search_by=category&category=expansion_units

I bet you wish you could edit that to "In den 2 SATA Bays laufen nur SATA SSDs oder HDDs." :)

Click on the main menu icon. It's the icon that looks like 4 boxes, in the top left corner of the DSM desktop. You can drag the storage manager icon to the DSM desktop to create a shortcut on the desktop.

Not in DSM 7.1.1 Storage Manager was part of DSM, and then became a (default) package in DSM 7.2.1

I found a solution using Notepad++ and then SubtitleEdit. Using Find and Replace in Notepad++ 1) Remove leading and trailing whitespace. Find: (^\h+)|(\h+$) Replace: 2) Remove CC in brackets. For lines like: "Bob: (grunts) I don't know" where the whole line was being deleted in step 3...