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It was purchased 3 years ago.DS220+ is a rather old device. What version of DSM is installed? What versions of VIFS/SMB are supported?
It was purchased 3 years ago.DS220+ is a rather old device. What version of DSM is installed? What versions of VIFS/SMB are supported?
YesDoes user that you're specifying have access to mount point on NAS?
Here are the manual commands that you can try, one at a time... this is directly from BACKUPMON's code. Please send some feedback if you get any errors during any of these steps, OK? Also, wasn't sure if you tried SMB versions other than 3.02, but it would be good to try starting with 2.0, 2.1 and up. v2.1 seems to be a good compromise, since it's able to handle many of the older and newer devices. 3.02 doesn't work on some routers, but it does work on our GT-AX6000.Rights, no issues from various other PCs or devices.
mkdir -p "/tmp/mnt/primary"
chmod 777 "/tmp/mnt/primary"
modprobe md4
mount -t cifs "\\\\192.168.50.62\\Backups" "/tmp/mnt/primary" -o "vers=2.1,username=admin,password=admin"
...
... (you should be able to see the contents of your network drive at this point)
...
cd /tmp/mnt/primary
ls
...
... (did you see anything?)
...
cd /tmp/mnt
umount -l "/tmp/mnt/primary"
Good tip. In checking the settings on my Synology I had to set it to use SMB minimum of 1.0 maximum of 3.0.Here are the manual commands that you can try, one at a time... this is directly from BACKUPMON's code. Please send some feedback if you get any errors during any of these steps, OK? Also, wasn't sure if you tried SMB versions other than 3.02, but it would be good to try starting with 2.0, 2.1 and up. v2.1 seems to be a good compromise, since it's able to handle many of the older and newer devices. 3.02 doesn't work on some routers, but it does work on our GT-AX6000.
Code:mkdir -p "/tmp/mnt/primary" chmod 777 "/tmp/mnt/primary" modprobe md4 mount -t cifs "\\\\192.168.50.62\\Backups" "/tmp/mnt/primary" -o "vers=2.1,username=admin,password=admin" ... ... (you should be able to see the contents of your network drive at this point) ... cd /tmp/mnt/primary ls ... ... (did you see anything?) ... cd /tmp/mnt umount -l "/tmp/mnt/primary"
Again thanks for your assistance, Viktor,Here are the manual commands that you can try, one at a time... this is directly from BACKUPMON's code. Please send some feedback if you get any errors during any of these steps, OK? Also, wasn't sure if you tried SMB versions other than 3.02, but it would be good to try starting with 2.0, 2.1 and up. v2.1 seems to be a good compromise, since it's able to handle many of the older and newer devices. 3.02 doesn't work on some routers, but it does work on our GT-AX6000.
Code:mkdir -p "/tmp/mnt/primary" chmod 777 "/tmp/mnt/primary" modprobe md4 mount -t cifs "\\\\192.168.50.62\\Backups" "/tmp/mnt/primary" -o "vers=2.1,username=admin,password=admin" ... ... (you should be able to see the contents of your network drive at this point) ... cd /tmp/mnt/primary ls ... ... (did you see anything?) ... cd /tmp/mnt umount -l "/tmp/mnt/primary"
Thanks for jumping in...I have an older NAS also DJS120J.
Here are my settings to get BackUp Monitor working as my secondary backup. Primary is to a second USB thumb drive attached to the router.
Please choose from the various options below, which allow you to modify certain
customizable parameters that affect the operation of the secondary backup.
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(1) : Enabled/Disabled : Enabled
(2) : Secondary Target Media Type : Network
(3) : Secondary Target Username : XXXXXXDrive2
(4) : Secondary Target Password (ENC) : UmVkQmlrZTIzMzkxI=
(5) : Secondary Target Path : \\\\192.168.xxx.25\\RouterBackup
|---- Secondary NFS Mount Options : N/A
(6) : Secondary Target Drive Mount Point : /tmp/mnt/RouterBackup
|---- Unmount Network Drive After Completion? : Yes
(7) : Secondary Target Directory Path : /router/RouterBackup
(8) : Secondary Backup Exclusion File : /jffs/addons/backupmon.d/pfexclusion.txt
(9) : Secondary Backup Retention : Monthly
|---- Purge Secondary Backups : No
|---- Purge Older Than (days) : 0
(10) : Secondary Backup/Restore Mode : Basic
|
(e) : Exit Back to Primary Backup Config
You need to create a folder on your NAS. In my case this was RouterBackup. You also may need to adjust CIFS. Hope this helps.
Hope everyone's ok! No rush!Again thanks for your assistance, Viktor,
Got an unexpected family urgent matter to take care yesterday afternoon and I will try your manual commands this afternoon then report to you on the results.
It is actually SMB that you need to look at and adjust if necessaryThanks for jumping in...
I previously have created a folder on my NAS (Backups). Could you elaborate on the adjustment that you have done for CIFS?
Son-in-law had a bicycle incident (dislocated shoulder plus several bruises). Still no success (try with several SMB versions):Hope everyone's ok! No rush!
Do you have the SMB Service package installed on the NAS (just trying to find a difference)? I have SMB restricted to SMB2/SMB3 on multiple Synology NASs, and I run backupmon to the NASs with SMB v3.02 from GT-AX6000 (multiple) and GT-BE98 Pro. I'm running same version of DSM as you (v7.2.2 Update 4).Son-in-law had a bicycle incident (dislocated shoulder plus several bruises). Still no success (try with several SMB versions):
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I have the SMB Service package installed, can access it from other PCs plus various other devices (tablets, smart phones, smart TVs) at home and I have the same SMB restriction as yours (see post #101 above).Do you have the SMB Service package installed on the NAS (just trying to find a difference)? I have SMB restricted to SMB2/SMB3 on multiple Synology NASs, and I run backupmon to the NASs with SMB v3.02 from GT-AX6000 (multiple) and GT-BE98 Pro. I'm running same version of DSM as you (v7.2.2 Update 4).
Can you show me a screenshot from a separate laptop showing that you can connect to \\192.168.50.62\Backups? And show what files you see under it with File Explorer (or the like?)I have the SMB Service package installed, can access it from other PCs plus various other devices (tablets, smart phones, smart TVs) at home and I have the same SMB restriction as yours (see post #101 above).
Additionally, I know that I am correctly accessing my NAS from my router because despite the primitive feedback, if not the case (by using wrong credentials), I would have seen the following reply:
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That's horrible... wishing him lots of healing, rest and recovery!Son-in-law had a bicycle incident (dislocated shoulder plus several bruises).
So each time you changed the "vers=" variable from 1.0 all the way up to 3.02, you were getting the same exact "no such file or directory" error?Still no success (try with several SMB versions)
Have you enabled SMB application permission for the user (or group) on the NAS?I have the SMB Service package installed, can access it from other PCs plus various other devices (tablets, smart phones, smart TVs) at home and I have the same SMB restriction as yours (see post #101 above).
Additionally, I know that I am correctly accessing my NAS from my router because despite the primitive feedback, if not the case (by using wrong credentials), I would have seen the following reply:
View attachment 67856
Can you show me a screenshot from a separate laptop showing that you can connect to \\192.168.50.62\Backups? And show what files you see under it with File Explorer (or the like?)
Have you enabled SMB application permission for the user (or group) on the NAS?
Control Panel >> User & Group >> (select user or group) >> Edit >> Applications >> ...
This mapped W: drive is not the same thing as browsing to \\192.168.50.62\Backups
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