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Transferring a Readynas 2100 from an old network to a new one
I have saved a Readynas 2100 from my business in 2017. I would like to use it again for my new business without lossing data on the drives. The IP address on the nas is a different range then wh...
Hi Stephan,
Ok, your advise was very helpful! Great!
Is up and running, but as you mentioned I now need to install the Apache 2 bin file.
I have tried different things but now am still missing something to get this installed.
I have downloaded Firefox and followed the instructions for setting security.tls.version.min to 1
This has worked.
So...now the last opp. 🙂
Cheers, Ron
RvanDijk_57 wrote:
I have tried different things but now am still missing something to get this installed.
What firmware are you running?
Normally you just install the bin as an add-on in Frontview.
Firmware 4.2.27
What is Frontview?
I am using RAIDar_6.5.0
Cheers, Ron
RvanDijk_57 wrote:
What is Frontview?
The admin web ui you get when you go to https://nas-ip-address/admin (using the real IP address of the NAS of course). That is also where RAIDar will take you (though you don't need to use RAIDar for this).
You install the add-on from this page (selecting the "Add New" tab at the top):
You might want to download the software manual here:
RvanDijk_57 wrote:
Firmware 4.2.27
I suggest updating it to 4.2.31
If check for updates doesn't find it, you can download the zip from the link above, extract the binary, and install it manually.
Skip the registration bit (clicking "Later").
Sooo,
Firmware update worked. Add on did not load. Failure message.
I can only use Frontview after turning off my AVG internet security.
After the firmware update, Frontview is not loading anymore.
I did get a message saying to use RAIDar.
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