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In the compose script you have ports: - 44100:12025 if you want to use 44100 instead of 8080 it should look like this 44100:8080

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I actually meant the docker compose script for SABnzbd. If you've already installed SABnzbd open the docker app & edit the it's container settings, under port settings set the local port to 13502 & the container port to 8080, save & restart the container.

I don’t have access to my server at the moment but you could try adding -p 13502:8080 to the docker compose script.

You could boot from a live Linux usb to delete the partitions.

No problem, sometimes it's easy to overlook the simple things.

Personally I number the bays & record the HDD’s serial number.

@YAVUZ In order to receive help it's usual to provide relevant information regarding your hardware, the loader used & which DSM version you're trying to install. I'd also recommend having a look at the FAQ's

Yes you should be fine.

The Gen8 can't use the 1.04b loader as it's too old, stick with 1.03b. As for the internal nic it works fine with 6.2.3

Yes, mine is the non V2 version which isn't quite as good as the V2 but much easier to find at a reasonable price. Just for information I'm running mine with 16GB ram, a Win10 VM, a DSM VM with beta 7 & several docker containers.

Personally I'd swap the CPU for an E3-1220 or a E3-1265, both are quad core hyperthreaded. I have a Gen8 with an E3-1265L & it runs very well.

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@Monotono Your CPU is too old for the 1.04 loader as the minimum requirement is a Haswell CPU.

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Here in the UK you can find places like that, not sure about Denmark but as I said it's worth a try. Anyway good luck whatever you decide to do.

I don't know where you're based but it might be worth trying to find a local computer repair shop & getting a quote, at this point you don't really have much to loose.

Yes it's safe to update the packages, it's only DSM updates that cause issues.

It's an old unit but I thought they might at least offer some advice. A quick google search points to a motherboard failure, have you tried shutting down, removing all HDD's USB's etc & rebooting?

As it’s a genuine Synology device your best option is probably contacting Synology support.

As I said, you can use the internal nics with 6.2.3 so there is no need to add another nic card , meaning that the PCI slot is free for anything else you want to use it for.

@omarthe Gen8 Microserver will run DSM 6.2.3 using jun’s 1.03b loader with rhe internal nics.

Synology’s VMM won’t work on the N54, if you want to run other vm’s you may want to run everything under esxi, although the N54’s cpu isn’t that great.

As long as you’re not changing the motherboard you should be able to just swap out the cpu.

Have you setup port forwarding on your router, if you haven't that will explain why you can't access it from outside.