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Synology NAS SMS Integration | SMSEagle

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Synology NAS – integration manual

Here we describe how to setup Synology NAS with SMSEagle for SMS alerts.

SMSEagle is an offline hardware SMS gateway. Therefore no external connection to 3rd party system is required. All notifications are generated on-premise and sent directly to a cellular network. This solution can be used in secure installations without Internet access.

Integrating with Synology NAS is very easy and simple to configure. It should take 5-10min.

SMSEagle Setup

  • Create a new user in SMSEagle (menu Users > + Add Users, user access level: “User”).
  • Grant API access to the created user:
    • click Access to API beside the newly created user
    • Enable APIv1
    • Generate new token (copy it for later use)
    • Add access permissions in section APIv1 Permission for: send_sms, send_tocontact, send_togroup
    • Save settings

Synology NAS Setup version 6.2->7.1

1) Go to Control Panel -> Notification
2) Go to tab SMS, and click on “Add SMS service provider”

3) Paste HTTP API link to SMS URL field:

 

https://192.168.0.1/http_api/send_sms?access_token=xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx&to=1234567&message=Hello World

where:
192.168.0.1 is your SMSEagle IP
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx is access_token generated for your user at SMSEagle
Click on Next

4) Skip HTTP Request Header, so click Next
5) Setup as follows:

6) Now you can test – it should work immediately. You can do that by using button “Send a test SMS message”

Synology NAS Setup version 7.2+

1) Go to Control Panel -> Notification
2) Go to tab Webhooks and click on Add
3) Fill fields: Provider: Custom, Rule: Default_Webhook (or of your choice)

4) Provider name: SMSEagle, Subject can be empty, Paste HTTP API link to SMS URL field

https://192.168.0.1/http_api/send_sms?access_token=xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx&to=1234567&message=%40%40TEXT%40%40

5) in HTTP Request parameters setup as follows: see image

  • access_token: fill in SMSEagle API token created in step “SMSEagle Setup”
  • to: destination phone number

Click Apply to save settings.

Now you can test it – it should work immediately. You can do that by using the button “Send a test SMS message””

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