Idiot mistake

[delars]

Hi,

 

I updated my xpenology to DSM5.2 update2, so far so good.

When configing i tought it would be a good idea to maximise security.

 

So it began:

I started with https

disable admin en guest user

disable telnet

Next i implemented multi factor authentication, at this point it pointed out to set te mail settings. Hell, i will do this later.

Then i was thinking it would be nice to create a difficult password.

So i did, 24 charactars, all random.

But i forgot to note this down....

 

 

Now i'm locked out of my nas.

 

Does anyone know a method to reset everything but to keep my data?

[johnduff]

did you try this ? https://wrgms.com/synologys-secret-telnet-password/

[delars]

Yeah i saw that post already.

Unfortunately i cannot connect trough telnet...

[EvgeniX]

Added parameter for reset user password (e.g., if you want to reset password for user “admin”, you can manually add parameter “resetuser=admin”, the password will be empty after boot.)

 

 

Hi,

 

I updated my xpenology to DSM5.2 update2, so far so good.

When configing i tought it would be a good idea to maximise security.

 

So it began:

I started with https

disable admin en guest user

disable telnet

Next i implemented multi factor authentication, at this point it pointed out to set te mail settings. Hell, i will do this later.

Then i was thinking it would be nice to create a difficult password.

So i did, 24 charactars, all random.

But i forgot to note this down....

 

 

Now i'm locked out of my nas.

 

Does anyone know a method to reset everything but to keep my data?

[delars]

This sounds just like the answer i need .

Do you mean i add a kernel parameter in the sysconfig file?

[EvgeniX]

This sounds just like the answer i need .

Do you mean i add a kernel parameter in the sysconfig file?

 

Yes

[delars]

It worked!

 

Now for part two of my stupidity.

It asks me for a 6 digit code (multifactor authentication)

But the mail settings are not configured....