# \[SOLVED\] Websocket setup on Synology

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**Created:** [May 22, 2020, 9:12am UTC](https://vaultwarden.discourse.group/t/solved-websocket-setup-on-synology/116 "2020-05-22T09:12:29Z")\
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Hello

I am using ssl from cloudflare (not the one from synology), I have not tried in other configuration (without ssl or other ssl providers), but it should work.  
The email settings you can add later, there are not necessary from first time.  
Admin\_token it is the admin password for respectiv access panel, also not necessary from first time.  
Network is bridge setup in docker.

If you know how to work with docker compose you can use the following configuration. Folder “bit” you need to create it under the coresponding path in synology.

version: ‘3’  
services:  
bitwarden:  
image: bitwardenrs/server  
container\_name: bitwardenrs-server  
ports:  
- “32771:3012”  
- “32772:80”  
environment:  
ADMIN\_TOKEN: “your\_ADMIN\_pass”  
SMTP\_HOST: “your\_server”  
SMTP\_PORT: 587  
SMTP\_FROM: “your\_email”  
SMTP\_FROM\_NAME: “Bitwarden\_RS”  
SMTP\_USERNAME : “email\_user”  
SMTP\_PASSWORD: “your\_password”  
volumes:  
- /volume1/docker/bit:/data  
network\_mode: bridge

Anyway, the docker confirguration for bitwardenrs works straight away from docker in synolgy.

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