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- what is root users password? | Synology Community
Synology has obfuscated the root user in some way I too would like to at least "change" the root password, as a basic, fundamental security measure I doubt the possibility is going to be revealed Apparently all the busybox password commands I know have been disabled or obfuscated somehow: I have submitted a support ticket requesting answers
- Synology MariaDB 10 password policy | Synology Community
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- SSH access for root | Synology Community
This Synology page tells that all administrator accouns are root: The following accounts are available for SSH logins with root privilege: DSM 6 0 SRM 1 3 and later: Users in the administrators group Nevermind, I reactivated the admin account and set it a new password But sudo does not accept its password How can I become root in Synology?
- FTP access with root | Synology Community
the same as the admin password (perhaps it is known only to Synology) I tried to replace the password field from my admin entry to the root entry and after that I was able to login in ftp as root EDIT: before you ask, standard telnet and ssh are 'rigged' so that when logging as root, they look at admin password I just checked the sources :wink:
- Password for root admin | Synology Community
But I couldn't find out what password to use The admin account was disabled as default The admin account was disabled as default After some googling I found out that one way to get this working is to first set a new password for admin, then used the root account to log in, using the password set for the admin account
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(isolate the root from admin Found this tutorial: The solution is pretty easy, and kills two birds with one stone, removing Synology remote access and isolating your root password from your admin password Log in as root Edit your etc shadow file Delete the line which starts with “root:” Make a copy of the line which starts with “admin:”
- Forgot Admin password, still have Root | Synology Community
HarryPotter wrote:So where is the problem? root and admin do have the same password SSH login can still be possible without typing password if using public key authentication (with ssh key in file ~root ssh authorized_keys) So it's possible to have forgotten admin root password and still be able to log in as root using ssh
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I would like to change the root and the admin password from the root console, because my web interface is not working, and I would like to have someone take a look at it Unfortunately, when I login through ssh, and I try to change the password with the passwd command, it says the command does not exist
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