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RN102 firmware update
Hi all,Hoping for some help. I have the RN102. currently running firmware 6.2.5. Yes that old. Ever since I've owned it I have had no luck updating the firmware. I have downloaded 6.5.2 and tr...
Lovenupload wrote:
[1262]: Error: Connection failure: Connection refuses.
Is this relevant?Could be, it depends on what connection it was (and why).
Can you look at volume.log? Scroll down until you get to the df -h and df -i sections. I'd like to see the two entries for /dev/md0:
=== df -h === Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on /dev/md0 3.7G 829M 2.7G 24% / === df -i === Filesystem Inodes IUsed IFree IUse% Mounted on /dev/md0 1048576 14418 1034158 2% /
Ok. So I've found out my rn102 is not connected to the internet. It is accessible through my network though.
I don't run a Netgear router, so how do I set up a different router to let the NAS go online.
Also I am not great at computers and networking. So be kind. Thanks
I don't run a Netgear router, so how do I set up a different router to let the NAS go online.
Also I am not great at computers and networking. So be kind. Thanks
Lovenupload wrote:
Ok. So I've found out my rn102 is not connected to the internet. It is accessible through my network though.
I don't run a Netgear router, so how do I set up a different router to let the NAS go online.
Also I am not great at computers and networking. So be kind. Thanks
Can you summarize how you reached that conclusion?
Is the NAS set up to use DHCP, or did you configure a static IP address?
- Ip setting on the network tab are
DHCP IPV4 DHCP IPV6.- To summarise no apps will download and cannot update. Is there a way to check the connection?
I've logged into the router and the NAS shows up as connected to the router, and the router is connected to the internet. I turned off the router firewall but it didn't make any difference
Lovenupload wrote:
Is there a way to check the connection?Yes, and I told you how in an earlier post in this thread.
If you are using NTP (automatic time sync) you can download the log zip and look for NTP time adjustments in connman.log. If those are present, then it is able to reach the internet.
NTP is enabled by default, so it likely is on. Click on the settings wheel next to device time on the main page in the admin web ui. You should see a pop-up then. Make sure synchronize time with an internet server is checked.
Then go to the logs page, and download the log zip using the button on the upper right of the page. Open connman.log (notepad will read it) and look for entries like this:
Jun 30 23:52:28 NAS connmand[5599]: ntp: adjust (slew): +0.000869 secIf you see these adjustments, then the NAS is reaching the internet.
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