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ReadyNAS Duo V2 - Rescan or Rebuild DNLA Database
I have a Netgear ReadyNAS Duo V2, which I am using as a NAS and as a DNLA Server. It has two WD MyBook external drives attached, one of which has a Media folder. I am using a Panasonic ‘Smart TV’ to...
Other ReadyNAS do have a rescan control. 5.3.x firmware might too, but I am not seeing it in the manual (and don't own any v2 NAS).
But you should be able to force a rescan by turning ReadyDLNA off, and then on again.
Thanks,
I can't find it in manual, either.Can't find it on software either. Where would it be on other NAS systems? I will look again.
I assumed 'Restart' would be equivalent to 'Turn off and on again', as it is in Windows. Perhaps an incorrect assumption, I'll try that.
K
KorkyKat wrote:
I assumed 'Restart' would be equivalent to 'Turn off and on again', as it is in Windows. Perhaps an incorrect assumption, I'll try that.
To be clear, I'm suggesting turning ReadyDLNA on and off - not the same as restarting the NAS.
KorkyKat wrote:
I can't find it in manual, either.Can't find it on software either. Where would it be on other NAS systems? I will look again.
With OS-4 and OS-6 systems, it is on the main service page for ReadyDLNA. There's a "rescan" button right next to "autoscan".
Not sure what would happen if you turn autoscan off - that might give you the ability to manually scan. Since Autoscan isn't working, that might be the best option for you.
I have found it !!!
If you go to ReadyNAS > System > Overview, open up 'Services' and click on the 'ReadyDLNA' button, it opens a small window 'ReadyDLNA Settings'.
'AutoScan' should be enabled. To the right of this box is a tiny 'Double curved arrow' symbol. Hover on it, get message 'Rescan'. Clicking on this starts rescan, which seems to take forever. Lost patience, went ro 'Restart' and bed instead. NAS ran OK in the morning, but will investigate further!
This is only place where I can find 'Rescan', albeit very well hidden!!!
Thanks for help!
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