June 23, 20179 yr Hello I have a APC smart UPS connected through USB to my synology nas and i will like also to connect my unRAID. Could you please help me to set it up correctly, and in the case of power failure, i need the unraid to close safely and then shut down the synology nas if the battery is drained. the unraid ip will be 192.168.1.200 thanks Edited June 23, 20179 yr by volume
June 23, 20179 yr According to Help (toggle help on the Menu bar): net - hostname:port. Hostname is the IP address of the NIS server. The deafult port is 3551 So you have to put the port in front of the host ip.
June 13, 20197 yr I am trying to setup the same configuration but I am getting lost connection? The synology UPS server is running on 192.168.0.10 And I have added the Unraid IP to the UPS server list So what am I missing?
June 13, 20197 yr You need install plugin nut ups and disable buildin APCUPSD. Then google Synology access UPS default login password. Edited June 13, 20197 yr by Benson
June 13, 20197 yr 4 hours ago, Benson said: Yes So the google search you where referring to was it some specific site havent found much but maybe this? https://roll.urown.net/NAS/nas-ups.html
June 13, 20197 yr I can't remember the login password and in fact no any Synology at my network, btw do you success by setting as URL info. provide ? Edited June 13, 20197 yr by Benson
July 19, 20196 yr I am still struggeling to get this working... Anyone with at Synology NAS and the plugin above have this working? And if they do please tell me how? 👍
July 19, 20196 yr Community Expert Working the principlal of trying all the possible combination of things, have you tried entering the port number here? EDIT: have you google to verify what port your Synology box is using for this service? Edited July 19, 20196 yr by Frank1940
September 6, 20196 yr I did get this working by installing the NUT (Network UPS Tools) plugin as mentioned by @casperse configuring the UPS Mode (Settings > NUT) to be a "Slave" and setting the UPS IP Address to the Synology NAS (no port number required) - I left all other values as default and started the UPS Tools Service. On the Synology NAS I simply entered the IP Address of the unRAID box in the Permitted DiskStation devices and checked the "Enable network UPS server" in the UPS tab of the Hardware & Power Control Panel. The NUT plugin displayed all the settings from the UPS and seems to be up and running just fine
September 7, 20196 yr 13 hours ago, petecemi said: I did get this working by installing the NUT (Network UPS Tools) plugin as mentioned by @casperse configuring the UPS Mode (Settings > NUT) to be a "Slave" and setting the UPS IP Address to the Synology NAS (no port number required) - I left all other values as default and started the UPS Tools Service. On the Synology NAS I simply entered the IP Address of the unRAID box in the Permitted DiskStation devices and checked the "Enable network UPS server" in the UPS tab of the Hardware & Power Control Panel. The NUT plugin displayed all the settings from the UPS and seems to be up and running just fine Can you share your configuration/Settings I never got this working.....
September 11, 20196 yr My unRaid box is 192.168.1.3 and my Synology NAS is 192.168.1.4 As mentioned, I changed nothing else other than the UPS Mode in the NUT Settings. Hope it helps!
September 22, 20196 yr Thanks @petecemi I can not see any difference between your setup and mine... What passwords are you using for mouser and slaveuser? (Standard ones?) Status never changes: UPDATE: I found that my Synology was using another IP for the UPS server? not my main "Bond" IP... [monuser] password = secret upsmon master [monuser2] password = mylittlesecret upsmon slave Looks like its connected now... THANKS for all your help! Edited September 22, 20196 yr by casperse
September 22, 20196 yr Try this @casperse, it should allow you to telnet in to the NUT port: telnet 192.168.0.10 3493 ... if connected try the following commands (USERNAME, PASSWORD, etc) does it respond with OK? like on mine? telnet 192.168.1.4 3493 Trying 192.168.1.4... Connected to 192.168.1.4. Escape character is '^]'. USERNAME monuser OK PASSWORD mypass OK LIST UPS BEGIN LIST UPS UPS ups "Description unavailable" END LIST UPS GET UPSDESC ups UPSDESC ups "Unavailable" If it returns ERR ACCESS-DENIED or won't let you connect, then it maybe something to do with the "Permitted DiskStation devices" IP address list on the SynologyNAS. I did not change any of the usernames or passwords for my config, left everything as default.
September 22, 20196 yr 6 minutes ago, petecemi said: Try this @casperse, it should allow you to telnet in to the NUT port: telnet 192.168.0.10 3493 ... if connected try the following commands (USERNAME, PASSWORD, etc) does it respond with OK? like on mine? telnet 192.168.1.4 3493 Trying 192.168.1.4... Connected to 192.168.1.4. Escape character is '^]'. USERNAME monuser OK PASSWORD mypass OK LIST UPS BEGIN LIST UPS UPS ups "Description unavailable" END LIST UPS GET UPSDESC ups UPSDESC ups "Unavailable" If it returns ERR ACCESS-DENIED or won't let you connect, then it maybe something to do with the "Permitted DiskStation devices" IP address list on the SynologyNAS. I did not change any of the usernames or passwords for my config, left everything as default. Thats really cool! didn't know that was possible found it used another IP than my primary "bonded" IP with Thrunk? Changing the IP and it works! THANKS
September 22, 20196 yr Awesome! I didn't know about these things either, just discovered them, small correction to my output above, the default password for monuser is secret: telnet 192.168.1.4 3493 Trying 192.168.1.4... Connected to 192.168.1.4. Escape character is '^]'. username monuser OK password secret OK login ups OK
August 17, 20223 yr Pulling this thread put to the surface just to remind the next person looking for this. After you add your Unraid server's IP address into the "Permitted Synology NAS Devices" Make sure you hit "Apply" on the bottom right. The changes will not go through until you do. Sounds obvious looking back but I just spent 30 minutes trying to figure out why it wouldn't work. Finally I decided to was gonna restart my synology and it asked if I wanted to save when I tried closing Control Panel. Worked great after I hit Apply haha I also used JUST the IP address, no port needed.
August 20, 20241 yr If anyone else comes across this thread, it worked perfectly for me with my unraid server and my UPS connected to my Synology DS1821+
May 8, 20251 yr On 8/17/2022 at 8:49 PM, PassTheSalt said: Pulling this thread put to the surface just to remind the next person looking for this. After you add your Unraid server's IP address into the "Permitted Synology NAS Devices" Make sure you hit "Apply" on the bottom right. The changes will not go through until you do. Sounds obvious looking back but I just spent 30 minutes trying to figure out why it wouldn't work. Finally I decided to was gonna restart my synology and it asked if I wanted to save when I tried closing Control Panel. Worked great after I hit Apply haha I also used JUST the IP address, no port needed. OMG I feel myself very very stupid, I didn't click on Apply on Synology... Working fine with default user and password... Thanks
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