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Ausstattung von Synology DSM mit Proxmox – Schwaben Top IT-Praxis

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Eine Drittanbieteranwendung ermöglicht nun die Anmeldung mit OpenID. Mein Haupt-IdP ist normalerweise Microsoft AD FS.

Beim Testen der OpenID-Verbindung gab es keine Probleme/Fehler. Daher habe ich mich im Rahmen der Analyse entschieden, einen anderen IdP von Microsoft auszuprobieren. Ich habe mich für Synology DSM SSO entschieden.

Das Besondere ist, dass ich Synology DSM in meiner Testumgebung benötige. Mit anderen Worten: Alle Geräte sind virtuell und es gibt keine Möglichkeit, physische Geräte (wie Synology NAS) zu integrieren.

In diesem Artikel geht es um die Bereitstellung von Synology DSM als virtuelle Maschine (VM). Seit meinem neuen Heimlabor ist mein Hypervisor Proxmox VE.

Die Basis der VM ist der REDPILL UNLEASHED ARC Loader. Dies ist ein GitHub-Projekt.

In diesem Abschnitt geht es um die Integration des ARC-Launchers. Auch für andere Festplatten, die später auf Synology DSM verfügbar sein werden. Um einen Speicherpool und damit Volumes erstellen zu können.

Zunächst muss der ARC Loader zur zuvor erstellten VM hinzugefügt werden. Wählen Sie dazu im Navigationsbereich der Proxmox VE-Benutzeroberfläche den Knoten aus, auf dem die VM erstellt wurde. In meinem Fall ist das pve01. Anschließend wählen Sie im mittleren Menü den Eintrag „Shell“ aus.
Wechseln Sie in der SSH-Sitzung zunächst in den Speicher bzw. das Verzeichnis, in dem die Datei „arc-2.6.5.img“ gespeichert wurde.

Importieren Sie die IMG-Datei in die VM-Konfiguration.

qm disk import 812 arc-2.6.5.img lvm-local-ssd-sdc

Der letzte Parameter ist der Speichername, in dem die neue VM-Festplatte gespeichert werden soll. Das heißt, der Name muss zur Umgebung passen!

Unten finden Sie die Ausgabe des Befehls.

importing disk 'arc-2.6.5.img' to VM 812 ...
  Rounding up size to full physical extent <1.81 GiB
  WARNING: You have not turned on protection against thin pools running out of space.
  WARNING: Set activation/thin_pool_autoextend_threshold below 100 to trigger automatic extension of thin pools before they get full.
  Logical volume "vm-812-disk-0" created.
  WARNING: Sum of all thin volume sizes (<1.94 TiB) exceeds the size of thin pool lvm-local-ssd-sdc/lvm-local-ssd-sdc and the size of whole volume group (<1.82 TiB).
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unused0: successfully imported disk 'lvm-local-ssd-sdc:vm-812-disk-0'

Viel Spaß beim Ausprobieren. 🙂

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