Synology Set Up Email For Notifications For Mac Os X

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Are you not able to configure the Synology to use LDAPS aka LDAP over SSL? You would need to use SSL certificates at both ends. If you using self-signed certs you need to make sure that all devices trust them including the Synology, this might involve also installing your own rootCA public cert as well and marking it trusted.

 

Another approach would be to setup a SSH tunnel between the Synology and the Mac Open Directory server, and to use SSH keys not passwords. There is a Linux tool called autossh for automatically starting a SSH tunnel. You have the Synology access a different port number for LDAP locally e.g. 127.0.0.1:3890 and autossh listens for traffic on the defined port, redirects it via the SSH tunnel and it emerges at the other end on the proper - in this case port 389.

 

Note: LDAPS uses port 636.

PC users can backup to the DS713+ with Synology’s Data Replicator, while the DS713+ also fully supports Mac OS X’s native Apple Time Machine. Synology’s own backup wizard can back up information to another Synology NAS or any rsync server, with the option of using an encrypted connection, or to an external hard drive via USB 3.0 or eSATA. Synology DS918+ Mac mini (running Ubuntu server 20.04, not Mac OS X) - this is not specific to Linux, it will work for Mac, Windows servers/computers. Your router needs to be also attached to the UPS otherwise your NAS and computers/servers won't be able to communicate. Synology Setup. Connect NAS to UPS via USB cable.

 

Synology Set Up Email For Notifications For Mac Os X El Capitan

Using autossh would of course require accessing the Linux environment of the Synology to install it and make the required changes.

 

Synology Set Up Email For Notifications For Mac Os X Versions

I have done the above for accessing MySQL on a real Linux system. MySQL in theory can run over SSL but it has various problems with this so instead I use an SSH tunnel between the MySQL client and the MySQL server. (MySQL has or has had problems with OpenSSL created certs, see https://bugs.mysql.com/bug.php?id=64870 plus various other hassles.)

Mar 22, 2017 4:27 AM