My Home Assistant used to be connected to my Synology DS220+ using the Home Assistant Synology Integration. I replaced my DS220+ with a new one under warranty due to a bad network interface. They have a really slick migration tool that migrated 99% of my settings. Both Home Assistant and the DS220+ are connected by ethernet to my Orbi router, The home_assistant Synology user is a member of the administrators group and is able to logon to the NAS from the same browser.
After the migration to new Synology hardware, I have been unable to connect Home Assistant to my Synology NAS using the Synology DSM Integration. The integration simply asks for IP address, admin user name, password and port (5000)…
Home Assistant Version:
Core 2025.5.0
Supervisor 2025.06.1
Operating System 15.2
Frontend 20250507.0
The following is in the logs.
I’m wondering why “ssl=True” is in the logs although the “Uses an SSL Certificate” is unchecked in the Synology Integration login dialog (see screenshot) and causes the “is_ssl=False” in the logs. (Note that this checkbox is checked by default in the Synology Integration login dialog.)
Logger: homeassistant.components.synology_dsm.config_flow
Source: components/synology_dsm/config_flow.py:215
integration: Synology DSM (documentation, issues)
{'api': None, 'code': -1, 'reason': 'Unknown', 'details': "ClientConnectorError = ConnectionKey(host='xxx.xxx.x.xxx', port=5000, is_ssl=False, ssl=True, proxy=None, proxy_auth=None, proxy_headers_hash=None)"}
