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RND2000V2 fails for SETUP access on windows 2010 after recent windows upgrade
I recently applied the most current Windows 10 update and now when I go into RAIDar and try to get into SETUP I get an error message (see below). I will note that I've recently upgraded to Xfinity In...
rickw0923 wrote:
I've tried the IE option you suggested but that failed the same way. .
IE gives me a "this site is not secure" message. Clicking on "More information" shows me that the issue is with the self-signed certificate (which is expected). It also gives me an option to "Go on to the webpage (not recommended)" - which lets me connect when I click on it
Chrome/Edge used to give similar warning that you could click through. But Chrome 98 (and Edge 98) have dropped TLS 1 support, so they no longer will let you connect.
Windows 10x64
Have same problem very recently on old ReadyNAS NV+ -- from 2010 -- where suddenly I can't log on to the static IP of 192.168.1.10 -- get the dreaded ERR_SSL_VERSION_OR_CIPHER_MISMATCH
I also had the recent problem of being unable to access the drive shares on the NAS, getting the SMB1 vs SMB2 error. I set compatibility on my various PCs back to SMB1, to access the drive shares on the fileserver. And it's possibly mutually exclusive? Either get http: access or Windows explorer access?
I depend on Chrome, so this is manifesting in Chrome and Edge, just as you say. Will look for IE, which I was glad to see the back of!
Getting panicked that I have to decommission this file server ASAP, but am afraid I'm gonna lose access to it. Though, if truth be told, those full image backups on external USB disks will save me. Just unplug the backup drive and plug it into a master PC... But, I need to log in to get a fresh backup of my very large itunes library. The other shares are backed up on the "button", regularly
Ellen-in-Philly wrote:
And it's possibly mutually exclusive? Either get http: access or Windows explorer access?
No. You should still be getting Windows explorer access - not sure what is going on there.
Maybe try entering this with CMD:
net use * /delete /y net use t: \\192.168.1.10\C /user:admin nas-admin-password
(using the real NAS admin password), and see if that mounts the data volume on drive letter T. Be careful on the slash directions (both are used in those commands).
Ellen-in-Philly wrote:
I depend on Chrome, so this is manifesting in Chrome and Edge, just as you say. Will look for IE, which I was glad to see the back of!
There is an internet explorer mode in Edge, which you can also use.
If you are comfortable with ssh, you can use the mod to virtual.conf I outlined here: https://community.netgear.com/t5/New-ReadyNAS-Users-General/Workaround-for-ERR-SSL-VERSION-OR-CIPHER-MISMATCH-problem-for/m-p/2198243
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