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delanod
Nov 19, 2013Aspirant
ReadyNAS Ultra 6 Plus Fan Noise
I have a ReadyNAS Ultra 6 Plus with the latest firmware. On a fresh boot, the fans resolve to an acceptable level. However, after running for a while, the fans are suddenly at full blast, and I can't get them to slow down with anything less than a reboot. I've tried the calibrate function, and it does not appear to do anything.
I think I've narrowed down "when" this shift from low to max speed happens. I have maintenance tasks run at 2:00am on Sunday mornings. It is later on Sunday morning that I notice the noise. I don't think this happens every week, but it does happen enough to be annoying.
Is this a known problem?
Is there a solution?
Anything I can dump to help diagnose the problem?
My feeling is, this is a bug in the firmware that needs to be addressed.
David
I think I've narrowed down "when" this shift from low to max speed happens. I have maintenance tasks run at 2:00am on Sunday mornings. It is later on Sunday morning that I notice the noise. I don't think this happens every week, but it does happen enough to be annoying.
Is this a known problem?
Is there a solution?
Anything I can dump to help diagnose the problem?
My feeling is, this is a bug in the firmware that needs to be addressed.
David
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- fastfwdVirtuoso
delanod wrote: Do I need to have something installed on the NAS to have SSH access?
Yeah, you need this addon: http://www.readynas.com/?p=4203 (choose the "x86" version).
When you connect via SSH, your username is root and your password is the same as your Frontview admin password.
At the "#" prompt, type top to see the list of active processes; when you're done, hit Q to quit top and then type exit at the "#" prompt to close your SSH session. - delanodAspirantI'm installing the plugin, but that needs a reboot. With a reboot, the problem will likely go away, and I'll have to wait for it to happen again.
- FiVe27AspirantHello i know what is your problem. The WD hard drives have a big operating temperature. I used this drive in my NAS whit-out Fan, only testing purpose. The temperature was after 20 minutes 65 - 70 degrees.It was Unbelieveble.
I wrote some ask for WD i put my money to only two HDD, but the temperature is so high. And in the specification is write is a NAS storage drive with everything lower than others. But its not true. This disk are biggest shit what i bouth.
I never forget to WD. Before 10 years i decide never buy WD. But one year before i bought firs WD my book and there was Green WD 1 TB disk. Everithing looks good. After i put this disk in my Computer for Data. everithing looks good but sometimes the start of this disk is slower. I must wait about 5 second when i try browse of this HDD. I thing this company makes drive cheaper but no so good.
Thax.
P.S. Why i need that high security for password for this forum this is ridiculously.
BYE BYE :neener: - mdgm-ntgrNETGEAR Employee Retireddelanod if you download your logs what is the date in bios_ver.log ?
- delanodAspirantbios_ver.log says 07/26/2010 FLAME6-MB V2.0
FiVe27 - Are these the WD Red label NAS drives? - delanodAspirantThe fans were wailing again this afternoon - note it's Sunday and the maintenance ran last night.
I tried to SSH in. Here is what I get:
$ ssh admin@192.168.0.6
admin@192.168.0.6's password:
Linux delano-readyNAS 2.6.37.6.RNx86_64.2.4 #1 SMP Tue Nov 12 18:53:39 PST 2013 x86_64 GNU/Linux
Last login: Sun Feb 9 19:20:44 2014 from 192.168.0.100
Connection to 192.168.0.6 closed.
I seem to get immediately logged out. I logged into the ReadyNAS to see if the plugin was loaded, and there is nothing that would indicate that it is. So, I tried again to install it. That, of course, meant a reboot.
After the reboot I had a message that a new firmware was available and that I needed to reboot to finish installing it. So, I rebooted again.
I think I'm back to stable, but of course the fans are silent now. I tried again to SSH and I get the same response. What am I missing to get SSH enabled? I need to get that working so that I can use it the next time the fans take off.
David - mdgm-ntgrNETGEAR Employee RetiredThe user for SSH is 'root' not 'admin'. The password is initially set to be the same as the admin password.
- delanodAspirantThe problem appears to happen once a month, though somehow December was skipped. The last three occurrences were 11/19, 1/12, 2/9. I wasn't keeping track before that.
David - delanodAspirantThanks! I overlooked that. I have it working now, ssh that is.
- Ki_Adi_MundiNETGEAR Employee Retiredyes, CPU fan might be in auto-control mode. check bios is a good point.
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