Quick note about PuTTY: if you highlight the code blocks on this site and copy with Ctrl+C, you'll paste in PuTTY with the Right-Click Mouse Button instead of Ctrl+V.Enter the following command to get 'root' access:Įnter your password again and press Enter.Enter the username and password at the prompt for a user with Admin privileges.Then click the 'Open' button, which will open up a Terminal Session. In the 'PuTTY Configuration' window, enter the local IP address () for your Synology where it says 'Host Name (or IP address)'.

Click the box next to 'Enable SSH service'.Click on 'Terminal & SNMP' from Control Panel.Once the download is complete, open Control Panel from the DSM interface.Let your Synology complete the download (it's a 499 MB download). You should now see a '1' pop up to the right of 'Image' below 'Registry'.Leave the tag as latest in the 'Choose Tag' window that pops up and click the 'Select' button. Highlight it and click the 'Download' button. You should see jlesage/crashplan-pro at the top of the list. In the search bar at the top of the Docker window, enter jlesage and click the 'Search' button.Click 'Registry' on the list to the left (below 'DSM').Install the Docker package from the Package Center interface (this you already did).Stop Patter's CrashPlan package if you are migrating from it.Your individual Synology setup may differ from mine, so please understand that your deployment of the docker image may differ as a result.): Here's how I got jlesage's crashplan pro docker image up and running on my Synology and adopted my existing backup set created from when I was using Patter's CrashPlan package (EDIT: This reflects my personal setup and is intended to be a step-by-step example of how I deployed the docker image on my system. You'll need to download that before you get started. Since you're new to Linux, I'll assume you haven't used an SSH client like PuTTY. I'm a Synology user as well and was using Patters' CrashPlan package before migrating to the Docker image.

Install crashplan on synology