If the default administrator password is forgotten, here is a guide on how to recover it:

Some useful commands that I’ve found/have been shown to me. Use find to find all files that are not underneath folders named something specific (used for finding duplicates on Synology not in the @eaDir folders). Capitalization of the file extension matters. Used with rmlint: Also, grep can be used with an “exclude”: The one downside…

This didn’t seem like it should be a big deal, but to make it easy to get to things like Synology Photos, a manual alias needs to be set. Go to Control Panel Login Panel Applications tab Double-click on the app Add your alias and save it From Synology Photos Quick Start Guide

Create a persistent TUN SSH into your NAS The following setup steps must be run as root Write script to /usr/local/etc/rc.d/tun.sh that will setup /dev/net/tun on startup Set executable permissions on script Run script once to create a TUN Check for the TUN If you experience trouble getting the TUN to work check out Rui Marinho’s guide Install docker on your NAS…

Copied, verbatim, from the link in Helpful Links in case his blog goes down: Full Keyboard Backlight Use the following commands to customize the backlight for the whole keyboard. Key Description Fn + F10 Toggle between the following modes: Full Backlight, Breathing Mode, Raindrop Mode, Reactive Mode, Ripple Mode, Backlight Off. Fn + ↑ Increase brightness. Fn + ↓ Decrease brightness.…

Ducky One Guide: https://www.hschne.at/2018/02/15/a-simple-guide-to-the-ducky-one.html Google Photos –> Synology: https://michelenasti.com/from-google-photos-to-synology-photos