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Can't connect to ReadyNAS 102
After several years of no problems for backups, I can't find my ReadyNAS 102 from any computer. Under Devices and Printers it shows as grayed out. I downloaded the latest version of RAIDR and it can'...
You can migrate your disks to the RN424.
If you have apps installed, you might run into some trouble since many are x86 or arm specific - but the system should come up anyway.
Still not seen in router after removal of drives and power on, so I guess it's dead.
In replacing the NAS, Can the current drives, if used in the same order (1 & 2) in a new NAS, retain the existing backups? I'd be looking at the newer generation of NAS, such as the NeadyNAS 424 if set the same (XRAID)?
You can migrate your disks to the RN424.
If you have apps installed, you might run into some trouble since many are x86 or arm specific - but the system should come up anyway.
Thanks for the help! With the drives out, and a power back on, the NAS was still not seen by the router, so it's dead, and a replacement is inbound, upgrading to a ReadyNAS 424 for future expandability.
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