Bonebreaker777

- Outcome of the update: UNSUCCESSFUL - DSM version prior to update: DSM 6.1.4-15217 - Loader version and model: Jun v1.04b - DS918+ - Using custom extra.lzma: NO - Installation type: BAREMETAL - ASRock N3150-ITX - Additional comments: No network after reboot, will try with dedicated LAN card - Outcome of the update: UNSUCCESSFUL - DSM version prior to update: DSM 6.1.4-15217 - Loader version and model: Jun v1.04b - DS918+ - Using custom extra.lzma: NO - Installation type: BAREMETAL - ASRock N3050B-ITX - Additional comments: No network after reboot, will try with dedicated LAN card

- Outcome of the update: SUCCESSFUL - DSM version prior to update: DSM 6.1.4-15217 - Loader version and model: Jun v1.04b - DS918+ - Using custom extra.lzma: NO - Installation type: BAREMETAL - ASRock N3150-ITX - Outcome of the update: SUCCESSFUL - DSM version prior to update: DSM 6.1.4-15217 - Loader version and model: Jun v1.04b - DS918+ - Using custom extra.lzma: NO - Installation type: BAREMETAL - ASRock N3050B-ITX

- Outcome of the update: FAILED - DSM version prior to update: DSM 6.1.4-15217 - Loader version and model: Jun v1.04b - DS918+ - Using custom extra.lzma: NO - Installation type: BAREMETAL - ASRock N3150-ITX - Additional comments: No network after reboot, will try with dedicated LAN card - Outcome of the update: FAILED - DSM version prior to update: DSM 6.1.4-15217 - Loader version and model: Jun v1.04b - DS918+ - Using custom extra.lzma: NO - Installation type: BAREMETAL - ASRock N3050B-ITX - Additional comments: No network after reboot, will try with dedicated LAN card

Quick question - well, sort of I have my main rig, still running 1.02b loader as 916+ with DSM v6.1.4-15217 (ASRock N3150). For testing purposes I've bought a ASRock N3050 which is from architectural standpoint basically the same. When I try loader 1.04b for 918+ I couldn't install anything else but v6.2-23739. I couldn't install v6.2.2-24922 straight away (not sure why). To update, what is the currently recommended method? Download the latest via Control Panel > DSM Update? Or manually install a pack via Control Panel > DSM Update? Or during boot select 'reinstall' option then in the installation menu select 'migrate'? I've spent 2.5 days trying various methods but I think I'm missing something rather simple.

Well done! I've just sold 2 x N7700Pro couple of months ago. 1 x v1 and 1 x v2.

Well, looks like restart wasn't necessary. I've turned the NAS off, done my regular quarterly maintenance (de-dust, etc) and when I've put it back together, since then I haven't experienced the same issue. Oddly enough I have a different issue - I've plugged in a WD My Passport SSD into the NAS (USB C > USB 3.0). The SSD showed up as a connected device but I couldn't get it in the File Station. Any ideas?

Also the logs doesn't show anything. And clients connected to the NAS still experience the same issue, regardless if they're connected via wire or wireless. I'll try to 'restart' the NAS (re-install).

Well, DLNA IS not used in any form as far as I'm concerned. My Kodi player and our phones/laptops directly play from the NAS. No indexing in progress.

Running thing while logged on and watching the 'resource monitor' to see if there are any spikes. Of course, like quantum effects, nothing happens while you're watching

Have you tried rebooting? - several times. Even turning it off and on. Both via DSM and manually. Is the index service running, also have a look at what else is running i.e. - not that I could see. Very little utilisation. Works great but once a while it just gets 'frozen' for a few seconds How many users are connected - two max but usually only one

Good evening, I've recently updated to Update 8 from Update 3 (6.1.3-15152). Since then I'm getting regular freezes when streaming from the NAS, moving files onto and from the NAS, etc. Any ideas? Symptoms: the playback freezes for a few seconds then it catches up and fast forwards. Thanks

I'll say try it. As I could and add a blank drive to install DSM anew but with a random SN to try, so can you

It does work, I have N3150-ITX and DS916+ installed and regardless what I play I've get nearly 0% extra CPU utilisation

Isn't is easier and safer to wake up via the router? Especially opening up port 22.

I think you're going to have to re-install which is the equivalent of the RESET on the Synology models.

Working perfectly fine for me on my N3150-ITX board from AsRock. On both SATA controllers too, I might add. 6.1.3-15152

Would it be possible to include drivers for cheap Ethernet-to-USB adapters, please? RD9700 product. The Linux drivers on the bundled CD are 100 Kb but I'm not sure how to install them.

Crap - I was hoping for a less costly solution will check out PCIe LAN cards. But I don't want to sacrifice my USB 3.0 ports! (my mobo is really old, no USB 3.0 and I have only 1x PCIe slot).

WoL is working for me too, since DSM 6.x.x which wasn't previously possible under the old DSM 5.2.x All you have to do is to make sure you can use WoL with plain old BIOS settings (not turning the unit off via DSM or any other OS). A number of routers support WOL built in or you can have apps on your phones and open port 9 for WOL instructions. Once you have done the necessary steps, you can turn on WOL in DSM and from that point you should be able to wake your unit from anywhere.

Well, on my configuration with previous DSM versions I had a problem to successfully use WoL but with 6.x.x I can finally use it. Once you've confirmed that you can use WoL just with plain shutdown/power off (not via DSM) you can turn it on in DSM @ Control Panel > Hardware & Power > General > Enable WOL on Lan X For example I have two XPEnology machines running. On one (my main rig) I'm able to use WOL outside DSM via BIOS but until v6.x I couldn't use WOL in conjunction with DSM software shutdown. On the other (test rig) I'm not able to use WOL outside the DSM and I'm not able to use WOL after I use software shutdown via DSM. Hope it makes at least a little sense. For either you will need the right settings in BIOS and the 'real' MAC address of your chosen LAN port.

Really the only way will be either a motherboard with 2 ethernet ports (or more) or a PCI/e network adapter? Also, anybody could explain why a USB wireless adapter doesn't function to solve this?

I'm going to watch this thread because I'm interested also. I've tried wireless USB adapters but they don't count for some reason Not sure why because they're fully functional connections. EDIT: anybody knows a way to leave NAS management to the wireless adapter and use the LAN connection for for the 'virtual' needs?

Thank you very much. That was it - I don't think I would've think of that.

Hello again Odd situation - I can access the login website even from outside of my network but as soon as I log in, I get redirected to my which, of course, doesn't do any good. Do I have to do anything for the website to redirect to instead of my ?

Sorry i didnt mention about hat. You need to make some tweaks here: - standard db.port is 3306, - db.user is root, - db.password is blank, no password. Also to login as root you need to use command: sudo su -. Admin password. I'll need to go back to school - I hate this shit. Took me 15min to figure out about the root login (first you login as admin with your admin password, then you request root access via sudo -i or sudo su and re-confirm with your admin password). Swear, this could be easier EDIT: I've changed the config file settings as suggested but my error remains the same - MySQL DB Error (kitcatalogue@localhost). Connecting to Database : 1049 ::. I think I'm not creating a database in MariaDB. Any ideas, please? EDIT: New thing learned - Commands end with ; or \g. swear I would hit myself but I have a date tonight EDIT: I've done it! Thanks a lot. Really! Now I need to learn to use it EDIT: how do I access it via the web? If I modify the 'Virtual Host' settings, I only get a default Synology page with Web Station has been enabled. To finish setting up your website, please see the "Web Service" section of DSM Help. and if I leave the post based 'Virtual Host' up and create a secondary host name based 'Virtual Host' with practically the same settings, I get This site can’t be reached Post based Virtual Host settings: - HTTP port selected (port number xx) - document root selected (web/kitcatalogue) - HTTP back-end server selected (Apache HTTP server 2.2) - PHP selected (PHP 5.6) I can access the software via http://: Host name based Virtual Host settings: - Host name selected (myDDNS) - HTTP port selected (port number xx) - HHTPS port selected (port number xy) - document root selected (web/kitcatalogue) - HTTP back-end server selected (Apache HTTP server 2.2) - PHP selected (PHP 5.6) I can't access the software via the following routes: http://: https://: EDIT: I've sorted it, the port numbers xx for HTTP and xy for HTTPS wasn't added to the 'Router Configuration' and wasn't forwarded in the router.