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ianhigh
Oct 14, 2016Aspirant
ReadyNAS DUO RND2120 Password reset
I have an old ReadyNAS DUO that has been out of service for a while. The admin password is no longer known, nor is the password recovery answer. My understanding is that the default credentials ...
ianhigh
Oct 14, 2016Aspirant
OK, scratch the above.
I managed to get in using admin / netgear1
Would be nice if the default passwords were listed somewhere - but the entire site is pretty much un-navigable.
Would still like to know what is the latest firmware I should be using for the above device
ReadyNAS DUO RND2120-100UKS v2
Shows in RAIDar as ReadyNAS DUO Firmware 4.1.8
Admin page shows
ReadyNAS DUO X-RAID
Firmware 4.1.8 (1.00a043)
Would also still like to know whwre and how to do a firmware upgrade (if there is one)
Also disk in unit is pretty much fried. What is the largest replacement I can use?
Currently has a signle 2Tb - Can I replace with two 4Tb and put into RAID1?
StephenB
Oct 14, 2016Guru - Experienced User
ianhigh wrote:
Would still like to know what is the latest firmware I should be using for the above device
4.1.15 - http://kb.netgear.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/30914/~/raidiator-version-4.1.15-(sparc)
If you download and install manually, you need to extract the firmware from the zip file.
ianhigh wrote:
Currently has a single 2Tb - Can I replace with two 4Tb and put into RAID1?
No, the max disk size supported by your older ReadyNAS is 2 TB. It doesn't support GPT formatting.
I'd recommend WD20EFRX (WD "Red") drives for your NAS. Seagate Ironwolf (ST2000VN000) are another option.
- ianhighOct 17, 2016Aspirant
Hi Stephenb.
Thanks for your help.
NAS all upgraded and singing like new.
Thanks once again.
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