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PhilStark
Nov 15, 2020Aspirant
Readynas 102 Management service is offline after upgrade to 6.10.3
Hello
After a long while offline, I restarted my ReadyNAS 102 and upgraded the firmware to 6.10.3
I had issues connecting to it and after a couple of froced shutdowns I got a "Management service is offline" when I launch my RAIDar
Which is a "good" thing since first it didn't detect it at all.
I tried the OS reinstall to no avail. I get the same issue "Management service is offline".
When I try to click "download logs" it requires login/password but won't take admin/password as credentials.
That's why I tried the OS reinstall option at first but still not working.
Any idea what I could do to fix the issue ?
Thanks in advance
Philippe
Hi StephenB !
I retried the OS reinstall and the second time it worked ! I guess either the first time I did it wrong or something... don't know.
But now it's working and I have access to all my stuff. All good !
Thanks a lot !
Cheers
Phil
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- StephenBGuru - Experienced User
Do you have files you need to offload?
If you don't, you could just try a fresh factory install.
It might also be useful to test the disks in a Windows PC with vendor tools (seatools or lifeguard).
- PhilStarkAspirant
I do have files on one of the hd I don't want to loose. Could I remove only that one and do a factory reset ?
No other way around it ?
- StephenBGuru - Experienced User
PhilStark wrote:
I do have files on one of the hd I don't want to lose. Could I remove only that one and do a factory reset ?
Not without access to the web ui or ssh. You'd need to export the volume first (which you can't do w/o access).
You could
- use paid netgear support (my.netgear.com); getting per-incident support if you can.
- try exerimental Windows software for btrfs and mdadm, and see if you can access the files that way. https://github.com/maharmstone/btrfs and https://github.com/maharmstone/winmd
- access the NAS in tech support mode (which requires linux skills). From there you could back up your files to a USB drive, and also export the volume that has the files you don't want to lose.
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