Synologist ⚙️

Command line system information utility for use with Synology's Disk Station Manager (DSM).

Approximates select output of Synology's Info Center.

Sample Output

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Basic Information
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Server name: SYNOLOGIST
DSM version: 7.1.1

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Hardware
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Serial number: 1760P5M096007
Model name: RS18017xs+
CPU: Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU D-1531 @ 2.20GHz
Total physical memory: 31.1293 gB

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Network
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Ethernet stats (all):
eth0: 00:11:32:79:95:1b 169.254.21.82/16
eth1: 00:11:32:79:95:1c 169.254.105.132/16
eth2: 00:11:32:79:95:1d 169.254.69.117/16
eth3: 00:11:32:79:95:1e 169.254.206.44/16
eth4: 00:11:32:79:95:1f 172.22.115.222/23
eth5: 00:11:32:79:95:20 169.254.4.191/16

Network stats (active):
eth4: 00:11:32:79:95:1f 172.22.115.222/23
eth5: 00:11:32:79:95:20 169.254.4.191/16

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Time
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System time: 10:45:56
Uptime: 128 days 11:27

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Storage
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Volume(s):
Name     Used% Used Total
/volume1 48% 75T 158T
/volume2 34% 54T 158T
/volume3 47% 73T 158T
/volume4 75% 78T 105T

"Supported" Synology Models (i.e. Synologist was tested to run on the following:)

Disk Station (DS)	Rack Station (RS)	Scalable (SA)
DS212j-j	RS815rp+-j	SA3400
DS1515+-j	RS18017xs+
DS1517+	RS3621xs+
DS1517+-j
DS1621+
DS1817+-j
DS1819+
DS2419+
DS3622xs+
DS416play-j

For reference

Getting Started

Liftoff:

Make this script accessible to all users by placing it in: /usr/local/bin;

set the executable bit on the file:

sudo chmod +r synologist;

then call it:

bash synologist.

History

Version	Relase Date
v.0.0	04-FEB-2023

License

LICENSE