I have an old ReadyNAS Duo (2012-ish?) that I am trying to get up and running using a Windows 10 laptop on the same wired network.
I have loaded RAIDar (Windows ver 4.3.8) and can identify the NAS IP address as 192.168.1.108. Using this, I can browse the files and transfer them to a back-up drive.
However, I can't seem to access the Duo setup. Any browser I use returns the message "The connection for this site is not secure. 192.168.1.108 uses an unsupported protocol."
Is there a relatively pain-free way to communicate with the NAS. My current thought is to back up all the files and then factory reset the device. But presumably I need to upgrade the firmware too? Is it possible?
The current firmware version reported by RAIDar is 4.1.16
Is there a relatively pain-free way to communicate with the NAS.
The error is because current browsers require TLS 1.2 for HTTPS and your NAS doesn't support that.
Use Firefox, and set security.tls.version.min to 1 (browse to about:config and search for the setting). You will still need to click through a security warning, since the NAS uses a self-signed certificate. But it will connect.
Once you are able to access frontview (and enable ssh if you haven't already done so), you can also modify a file on the NAS to let you connect with ordinary HTTP.
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Is there a relatively pain-free way to communicate with the NAS.
The error is because current browsers require TLS 1.2 for HTTPS and your NAS doesn't support that.
Use Firefox, and set security.tls.version.min to 1 (browse to about:config and search for the setting). You will still need to click through a security warning, since the NAS uses a self-signed certificate. But it will connect.
Once you are able to access frontview (and enable ssh if you haven't already done so), you can also modify a file on the NAS to let you connect with ordinary HTTP.
Posts 1 and 5 in this discussion thread might help:
