You will not be able to register an account yet, as you must have a valid SSL certificate in place. You should now be able to access the web interface via the IP of your NAS followed by the port 8122Į.g 192.168.0.40:8122 Successful start up Open up Docker within DSM and navigate to the ‘Registry’ section and search for ‘vaultwarden’ in the search box and download the ‘vaultwarden/server’ version Part 1 - Container Set up (DSM GUI) Downloading the Vaultwarden Image

Step 3: Setting up a Docker Bridge Network.

Part 3 - Setting up the Bitwarden Clientsīefore we start head over to the short guide below to set up a Bridge Network.

Part 2 - Setting up DDNS, Reverse Proxy and SSL.

Part 1 - Setting up the container via the DSM GUI.

It is a great way to self-host a password manager it gives you complete control over your passwords and allows you to have automatic syncing across web, desktop and mobile apps. It is compatible with all the official Bitwarden apps and Browser extensions. Vaultwarden is a rewrite of the official Bitwarden server using the Rust language, it was created to reduce the need for the number of containers required for the official server.

Historic updates now at the end of the guide.

Tailscale: Remote Access to Synology and Its Services Made EasyĪmended the path to save the compose file – this is for security, so the container has no access to the file contents.

Step 3: Setting Up a Docker Bridge Network.

Step 2: Setting up a restricted Docker user and obtaining IDs.

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