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DS Manager Pro

Manage your Synology NAS like a Pro!

With DS Manager Pro you can supervise all important information, events, network traffic, tasks and health of your home server.

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DS Manager Pro - Main Screen

  • Open DS Manager Pro and tap on the desired server with 2FA enabled account.

  • You should see the "Authentication requeired" screen - you need to check "Remember me" checkbox here.

  • Tap on the "Login" button and login to your Server. Now you can use any Widget with this account.

  • Open Servers list.

  • Long press on the desired server.

  • You should see a context menu containing "Wake on LAN" button.

  • Tap on button to perform WOL.

  • Log in to your Synology NAS with DS Manager Pro.

  • Tap on Menu icon (three horizontal lines) and select “Debug mode”.

  • Enable Debug mode by checking the "Debug mode" checkbox (first item).

  • Enable Modules for which you want to collect data (eg. “System info data”).

  • Close Debug mode window (screen).

  • Go to the desired module and tap “Reload” to reload the “problematic” piece of data from your NAS.

  • Go back to the Debug mode modal window (screen) and tap on “Share” button.

  • Send debug file to my email and I will fix your problem in the next update.

There are some rules to follow when connecting by using QuickConnect:

  • Use plain Quick Connect ID not the full address (eg. use DemoServer instead of https://DemoServer.quickconnect.to).

  • Try to log in by using QuickConnect with HTTPS checked (or unchecked).

If it still does not work please contact us and we will take a look.

  • Open DS Manager Pro and tap on the three dots icon in top right corner.

  • Open Help section.

  • Enable Debug mode checkbox and close Help section.

  • Tap on Options in Debug mode window and enable only modules you want to debug (you have problem with).

  • Enable Debug mode checkbox.

  • Log in to the desired Server and navigate to the problematic module / section.

  • Wait for about 1 - 2 iterations of your Refresh interval to gather debug data.

  • Tap on Share button to share debug data with us.

  • Introduced in DSM 7, Adaptive Multi-Factor Authentication (Adaptive MFA) is an advanced security feature that enhances traditional Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) by dynamically applying additional verification steps based on the context of a login attempt, rather than requiring them every time. Unlike standard MFA, which consistently demands a second factor (like a code or biometric check), Adaptive MFA assesses risk factors to determine when extra authentication is necessary, offering a balance between security and user convenience. It’s designed to protect accounts, especially sensitive ones like administrators, from unauthorized access while minimizing disruption for trusted logins.

  • Adaptive MFA can be triggered by various conditions that signal potential risk. For example, it might activate when a user logs in from an unrecognized device or IP address, indicating a possible new or stolen device. It could also kick in if the login originates from outside a trusted network, such as a public Wi-Fi or a remote location far from the user’s usual area. Unusual login times, like late-night attempts outside a user’s typical pattern, might prompt it too. Additionally, if an account lacks standard MFA or relies solely on a password, Adaptive MFA might step in to enforce stricter checks.

  • More info here.

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