(12-08-2024 11:17)nigelpsmith Wrote: (12-08-2024 10:54)simoncn Wrote: The first step is to enable SSH connections on your NAS. To do this, select Control Panel in DSM and then select Terminal & SNMP and enable the SSH service.
After this, do the following if you have a Windows PC:
1) Download the putty program
2) Open a command prompt window
3) Use putty to login to the NAS with a connection type of SSH (you need to know the IP address of your NAS)
4) Enter your Synology username and password
5) Type this command exactly as shown:
tail -n 30 /var/log/packages/MinimServer.log
6) Post the output from this command here
If you have a Mac or a Linux PC, do the following:
1) Open a Terminal window
2) Type this command: ssh x.x.x.x (where x.x.x.x is the IP address of your NAS)
3) Continue from step 4) above
The output from the tail command should provide information about what is causing the problem.
When I type in my password from the terminal DSM denies me permission. I double-checked and ssh is enabled. One other thing, I have to use the full path to be able to use the ssh command (/usr/bin/ssh) - could that be a problem?
Got it - I have to include my admin user name in the ssh command.