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davidr1
May 11, 2021Luminary
RN21400-100AJS last power state
Hi, I've just bought a new Readynas RN21400-100AJS. I was under the impression this was supposed to remember the last power state if there was a power failure. Last week after the unit had been sh...
- May 14, 2021
davidr1 wrote:
As Netgear over here are out of stock on all NASs I'm not sure how I can get it exchanged. Amazon say they will but the price keeps
A less expensive approach would be to connect the NAS to a UPS (which I think is good practice anyway).
When the NAS is powered off, then the UPS will ensure that the NAS doesn't see a change in the input power. When the NAS is powered on, then it would shut down cleanly if the UPS battery runs out.
StephenB
May 11, 2021Guru - Experienced User
davidr1 wrote:
I was under the impression this was supposed to remember the last power state if there was a power failure.
That is the way it is supposed to work - see page 58 here: https://www.downloads.netgear.com/files/GDC/READYNAS-100/ReadyNAS_%20OS6_Desktop_HM_EN.pdf
Can you duplicate this by powering down the NAS, and then disconnecting/reconnecting power?
davidr1
May 12, 2021Luminary
Hi StephenB
Thanks for replying.
Did that before posting and the behaviour is the same..
Also checked the Model No on the rear to make sure it was a 214 and not a 314.
Bough from Amazon, sold by Amazon (Australia).
It is not connected to UPS.
Just as a comment it is very hard to find any Netgeat NAS 21 series or 41 series over here - everywhere is out of stock. Odd.
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