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there are plenty of tutorial on how to install xpenology in virtual environment. i tried few method a year ago and given up. recently i found newer how-to and success after hitting few bumps. you can refer to this post i have decided to improvise it and prepare a ready made ova file, to ease you importing this vm (or just being lazy to follow the step by after that, unzip it and start importing the ova from your esxi or vmware workstation. this ova file was exported from esxi 6.7, and wait for 1 minute and locate yoru dsm vm. the vm will obtain ip address from dhcp (you can check from your dhcp server) or just type find.synology.com in your web browser – it will scan your network and find the dsm install it using package center. this is to enable esxi to have visibility on this vm such as ip address and allow you to gracefully i have few raspberry pi 2 (rpi2) laying around and doing nothing. for this project, i will be building a centralized log server on rpi2 for 1. i’m using dietpi for the os for simple reason, it is extremely lightweight and having the lowest memory footprint. i will not be covering the image installation to the rpi2 sdcard because that is pretty common process and i as*ume everyone is already know doing 2. once dietpi is installed, ssh to it and complete the initial setup and update. 3. i’m using remotesyslog for for the log collector. if you need advance feature, you may explore graylog2. follow the remotesyslog 4. configure your devices to send the logs to this remotesyslog. 5. there are 2 ways of viewing the logs, through the cli and web ui. 6. access the remotesyslog by launching any web browser and you may see below screen. 7. ssh to the remotesyslog and run rsview to see the logs form the terminal. 1. make sure the telnet in administration > system tab > telnet is enabled. or ssh enabled if you prefer ssh. 2. telnet to your router using putty tool, login. make sure putty is tick telnet. if ssh then ssh ticked. same goes to mac and router ip. make sure you copy yours, not mine. lol