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
Synology NAS alerts reach the person on duty as an SMS. SMSEagle sends them over its own cellular connection, so they don’t depend on internet access or a cloud service.
You add SMSEagle as an SMS provider in the DSM Control Panel, with no package to install on the NAS.
The setup is described for DSM 6.2 to 7.1 and for DSM 7.2 and newer.
SMSEagle sends alerts through its own SIM card straight to the mobile network, so they don’t depend on internet access or a cloud SMS provider.
A disk failure, backup job error, storage pool warning, or security event in Synology DSM triggers a configured notification rule.
DSM calls SMSEagle’s HTTP API, either through the SMS service provider (DSM 6.2-7.1) or a custom Webhook (DSM 7.2+), passing the recipient number and alert text as URL parameters.
SMSEagle delivers the alert over its own cellular connection, not through a third-party service, as an SMS to the recipient’s phone.
No middleware or scripting needed. DSM’s built-in SMS provider or Webhook notification settings point straight at SMSEagle’s HTTP API, so storage alerts are texting your team in about 5-10 minutes.
SMSEagle sends SMS through a regular SIM card, so you only pay for your mobile plan.
On devices with two SIM cards from different operators, SMSEagle switches to the second one when the first operator’s network is down.
Two SMSEagle devices can work as an HA cluster: if one fails, the other takes over sending.
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”
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
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””
SMSEagle is a hardware & software solution that guarantees a swift delivery of your messages to designated recipients, whether it’s for notifications, alerts, or important updates.
After registering to a demo you get a remote access to our physical device NXS-9750.
