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Whereas if you use previous versions IOW roll back your setup to previous versions (again, I think, because of my experience reading) people who are having this invalid problem should not have it from the version they were coming from (or previous to that for that matter).

Hash that got updated upon every release. Hi I am not completely sure about this.īut through reading for some time now in this forum, I believe each release previous to 7.1-4056 contained some kind of hash which validated/invalidated licenses either valid or known 'blacklisted' (to Synology). If you purchased an SS license, and didn't get sealed card in mail, I would be suspicious. Maybe they just started cracking down on illegal sales. AFAIK, SS was always phoning home with license checks. This is not the best advice, but I would hate to throw the Syno off the window and not enjoy the rest of things (at least for me) it does pretty well just because some department is not *yet* doing a good work. Stay with the latest 6.2 Are you FRUSTRATED (like I was some time ago?) take the time, pull everything back to 6.2, take your time, breathe and keep it working. Keep the main one with the old version working and doing the job and a secondary one BETA testing SS.

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Perhaps one day Synology will force upon us some kind of update (DS Cam not working on previous versions, or an update to DSM, etc) but for the time being. I have stayed on the last version of 6.2 ever since. I have been very disappointed since version 6.3 on. (?) Or could be something is definitely wrong with the license validation on their side too. Perhaps the proofs of purchase and the temporary licenses they are asking/giving for might trigger some kind of suit to the vendors which might have done something wrong and conned (maybe) legitimate buyers. SS is calling home!!! There goes privacy questions and issues too! But that issue belongs on another thread lol). The most possible explanation is something went haywire with licenses been blacklisted. Online activation is now required for adding camera licenses to indemnify user´s rights and interests. (as a matter of fact it was de last point of all the 'new' things this version does) 26. You can read this BEFORE installation: What´s new in version 7.1-4056: Point 26 of Compatibility and Installation. Nevertheless I just read to see 'what I am missing'. SS is DEFINITELY one I have kept away from but most of the time. To disable the authentication method, simply return to the settings pane and select it for deactivation.Joe Cool wrote:Hi! A lot of updates came in today. You will be required to use the configured authentication method when signing into your account on the NAS.

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How to set up a hardware security key (2FA)

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The Synology SignIn app is now configured for your NAS with a one-time password and secure sign-in methods that will be required upon logging in, as well as the account password.

Activate QuickConnect (if not done already).Click on the user icon in the top-right.This guide is tailored to Synology DSM 7.0, but two-factor authentication initialization on earlier OS versions is similar. DSM 7.0 introduced support for the latter with a shiny new SignIn app that helps protect your NAS and sensitive data. Much like any online account, it's best to use two-factor authentication, or better yet multi-factor authentication. Securing your data on even the best Synology NAS is incredibly important.