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--- syno:dsm7rescue [2026/09/02 22:34] – [Prepare DSM to get access through SSH with password login enabled] Bernard Condrau
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-  - Set up a task in //Task Scheduler// of your DSM. Choose as task ''bash /volume2/rescue/batch/enablepwd'', let it run as root every 15 minutes or in an interval which suits you. Whenever the script detects ''/volume1/homes/'' as non-accessible it will query the cloud server for the OTP and if the OTP matches synology's internal computation of the OTP it will restart the sshd daemon with password login enabled, allowing you to login even if the encrypted volume is not accessible.
+  - Set up a task in //Task Scheduler// of your DSM. Choose as task ''bash /volume2/rescue/batch/enablepwd'', let it run as root every 15 minutes or in an interval which suits you. Whenever the script detects ''/volume1/homes/'' as non-accessible it will query the cloud server for the OTP and if the OTP matches synology's internal computation of the OTP it will restart the sshd daemon with password login enabled, allowing you to login even if the encrypted volume is not accessible. You can then proceed with one of the unlock actions described below.
 ===== How to gain access to encrypted volumes when the KMIP Server was unavailable during DSM boot =====

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