The Title part says it is a Router and the IP is correct, but then below that it says Synology DSM. When I try to connect to it, I fill in the user, etc. and then it gets the 2FA dialog. I put in the SRM OTP and it fails with “Unexpected error”. If I try, for the heck of it, the DSM OTP code, it fails with:
My point was that the router was “discovered” as DSM. I didn’t add those integrations. The top of each of those generated cards says “discovered”. Now MAYBE because the RT6600ax allows a USB connection to a disk and that can be used like DSM, that is why is shows DSM, but even so, then 2 step authentication could not be completed.
So either it is being discovered incorrectly, or it is not handling the authentication properly, or something else is going on.
I also do have an SRM integration that was discovered as UPnP/IGD and that integration’s entities are able to be used. I didn’t have to do anything for yaml to get this. I’ll read that doc. Though I’m not sure it is a good thing that UPnP is enabled from a security standpoint. I think I’ve read people suggesting to disable UPnP, but I don’t see how to do it. But that is a question for the Synology guys later.
Just ignore each one, it’s not a DSM. It won’t work. Whatever synology is doing with there router is making it discoverable by the DSM discovery loop. I’m guessing they have the same API. Regardless, just ignore the discovered items. click the ... → ignore.
As I mentioned the router CAN be used as a NAS if something is plugged into the USB port of the router. But if I wanted to use that, I’m not sure how I would since the authentication wasn’t working.
