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ReadyNAS NV+ v1 - no browser access, no share access
Hello, everybody!
I have a NV+ v1 that I have been running as backup unit and it has been running well, although it is SMB1. A few weeks ago I saw that I could not access the shares on it and when I finally got the time to have a closer look at it I cannot even access the web interface either (was it called Frontview?)
Only a few ports are open, and none of them is 22 or 80; the open ports are: 25, 110, 119, 143, 465, 563, 587, 993, 995.
What can I do in this situation? I do not remember the exact version of O/S but I believe it should be the latest or next-to-latest one. If possible, I do not want to lose the contents of the drives in the NAS.
Does anybody have any suggestions?
Kind regards
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ziemowit wrote:
when I finally got the time to have a closer look at it I cannot even access the web interface either (was it called Frontview?)
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ziemowit wrote:
A few weeks ago I saw that I could not access the shares on it
If you use Windows, then go into "turn windows features on or off" and make sure the SMB 1 client is still enabled.
Thank you for the quick reply. So far I have tried the following:
- SMB protocol: Yes, I have checked SMB 1.0 in the Windows machine control panel (was still enabled - but I disbaled it and enabled again, no luck).
- Shell prompt:
- Tried putty from Windows, no success. As port 22 is not listening, I believe it was the expected outcome.
- Tried ssh and rsh from another Netgear NAS (running OS 6 and where I have full access), no success. Connection refused.
- Tried ping to the non-responsive NAS, works like a charm.
- Web interface:
- Tried http - port 80, connection refused as nobody listens on port 80.
- Tried https - port 443, connection refused as nobody listens.
- Tried using IP-address and NAS name, same outcome.
I have done a scanning of ports on the non-responsive NAS NV+ and see only usable ports are: 25, 110, 119, 143, 465, 563, 587, 993, 995.
Did you ever enable ssh on the NV+?
What status does RAIDar show (if any)?
pretty typical of everything they make. you should be happy if after paying they even acknowledge and give you a lame excuse. that's about all they can do. throw it away and get something of quality.
I would not express it this way: Netgear make some good stuff and some less good stuff.
I have 3 NASes, all of them Netgear and I am pretty happy with them.
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