Hi Guys, I'm having some issue with my readyNAS NV+ v2.I have managed to get it accessible via its webmin by setting the SMB and using firefox ReadyNAS model no: RND-4BSerial: RND4000-200EUS ReadyNAS Dashboard is: 1.0.0.271Firmware updated to and running is: RAIDiator-arm-5.3.13 I have tried to updating to: ReadyNASOS-6.10.8-armbut when I try and update I get the following error pop up: I am assuming 5.3.13 is the latest available firmware for my NAS? Through Raidar, I can access some of the file locations but most are showing errors and the ones I can access contain nothing: Its also worth noting that previously when clicking on a file location, i would be prompted for a username and password but at the moment there is no prompt?

schumaku wrote: A competitive NAS provider has an informative and very complete System Error 53 Check List This one doesn't quite fit, since Dfurn21 can access the NAS using its IP address Ping works both using IP address and host name SMB access works using ip address SMB access fails using hostname adding hostname to the hosts file doesn't help. The network is set to private, and the various group policies in the guide you linked in must already be ok, since IP address access works. Might seem obvious, but perhaps try rebooting both the PC and the NAS next.

Dfurn21 wrote: I have tried to updating to: ReadyNASOS-6.10.8-arm but when I try and update I get the following error pop up: I am assuming 5.3.13 is the latest available firmware for my NAS? Correct, your NAS isn't capable of running OS-6. Dfurn21 wrote: I'm having some issue with my readyNAS NV+ v2. I have managed to get it accessible via its webmin by setting the SMB and using firefox FYI, this add-on will add TLS 1.2 support to your NAS - allowing you to use Chrome, Edge, etc. https://github.com/rdynsxtrs/r5bin/blob/master/apache2/Apache2_2.2.34-arm-0.0.1.bin Dfurn21 wrote: Through Raidar, I can access some of the file locations but most are showing errors and the ones I can access contain nothing: FWIW, your screenshots are too small to read the text. What happens if you open CMD on the PC and enter this: net use * /del /y net use t: \\nas-ip-address\c /u:admin nas-admin-password using the real NAS IP address and NAS admin password of course. Be careful on the typing (paying particular attention to the two different slashes). Note the commands need to be entered on separate lines.

Do you have anonymous access enabled on the NAS? If so, turn it off. Have you recently changed your password? If you (possibly unintentionally) saved the NAS credentials to Windows, then you changed them, it's sending the wrong password and it usually doesn't ask you for a new one -- it just fails. Is your user name the same in Windows as on the NAS, but not the password? That will also cause Windows to send the wrong password and, again, it usually doesn't ask for a different one, it just fails.

Thank you, Its now accessible via chrome. This is what i got from CMD as per your entries: C:\Windows\System32>net use * /del /yThere are no entries in the list.C:\Windows\System32>net use t: \\10.1.2.80\c /u:admin nas-admin-(my password)System error 86 has occurred.The specified network password is not correct.C:\Windows\System32>net use t: \\10.1.2.80\c /u:admin (my password)System error 67 has occurred.The network name cannot be found. The comment from Sandshark reg "Do you have anonymous access enabled on the NAS" has rectified the files not being accessible via file explorer, however its looks to be wiped as i cant see any of my files etc? It also worth noting that when I try to copy and paste a file into one of the folders it does noting and when I try to drag and drop a file into one of the NAS folders and red cross circle is shown and tile isn't dragged in. Password hasnt been updated in approx several years.

apologies, I have also updated the workgroup name to match my W11 PC but this has also made no difference in CMD giving the same system error 67 message or to my file explorer issue.

ReadyNAS NV+v2 - Windows 11 issues

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StephenB
Guru
Aug 10, 2023
Dfurn21 wrote:

I have tried to updating to: ReadyNASOS-6.10.8-arm

but when I try and update I get the following error pop up:

I am assuming 5.3.13 is the latest available firmware for my NAS?

Correct, your NAS isn't capable of running OS-6.

Dfurn21 wrote:

I'm having some issue with my readyNAS NV+ v2.

I have managed to get it accessible via its webmin by setting the SMB and using firefox

FYI, this add-on will add TLS 1.2 support to your NAS - allowing you to use Chrome, Edge, etc.

https://github.com/rdynsxtrs/r5bin/blob/master/apache2/Apache2_2.2.34-arm-0.0.1.bin

Dfurn21 wrote:

Through Raidar, I can access some of the file locations but most are showing errors and the ones I can access contain nothing:

FWIW, your screenshots are too small to read the text.

What happens if you open CMD on the PC and enter this:

net use * /del /y net use t: \\nas-ip-address\c /u:admin nas-admin-password

using the real NAS IP address and NAS admin password of course.

Be careful on the typing (paying particular attention to the two different slashes). Note the commands need to be entered on separate lines.
- Dfurn21
  Aspirant
  Aug 10, 2023
  Thank you,
  
  Its now accessible via chrome.
  
  This is what i got from CMD as per your entries:
  C:\Windows\System32>net use * /del /y
  There are no entries in the list.
  
  C:\Windows\System32>net use t: \\10.1.2.80\c /u:admin nas-admin-(my password)
  System error 86 has occurred.
  The specified network password is not correct.
  
  C:\Windows\System32>net use t: \\10.1.2.80\c /u:admin (my password)
  System error 67 has occurred.
  The network name cannot be found.
  
  The comment from Sandshark reg "Do you have anonymous access enabled on the NAS" has rectified the files not being accessible via file explorer, however its looks to be wiped as i cant see any of my files etc?
  
  It also worth noting that when I try to copy and paste a file into one of the folders it does noting and when I try to drag and drop a file into one of the NAS folders and red cross circle is shown and tile isn't dragged in.
  
  Password hasnt been updated in approx several years.
  - Dfurn21
    Aspirant
    Aug 10, 2023
    apologies, I have also updated the workgroup name to match my W11 PC but this has also made no difference in CMD giving the same system error 67 message or to my file explorer issue.
Sandshark
Sensei
Aug 10, 2023
Do you have anonymous access enabled on the NAS? If so, turn it off.

Have you recently changed your password? If you (possibly unintentionally) saved the NAS credentials to Windows, then you changed them, it's sending the wrong password and it usually doesn't ask you for a new one -- it just fails.

Is your user name the same in Windows as on the NAS, but not the password? That will also cause Windows to send the wrong password and, again, it usually doesn't ask for a different one, it just fails.