Transferring a Readynas 2100 from an old network to a new one

Are you using https://192.168.2.41/admin to reach the admin web ui?

Yes, for sure😀

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RvanDijk_57 wrote:

Yes, for sure😀

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If you have a spare disk you aren't using, then you can try

1. powering down
2. removing the existing disks (labeling them by slot)
3. insert the spare disk
4. do a factory default from the boot menu

Then see if you can access frontview.  

Note there is about a 10 minute window between the time you choose the factory default and the time it actually starts.  It will reformat the disk and install the OS on it, which will take a few more minutes.

Ok, will try this...

Strange thing is, at first I could see the Frontview UI . This all changed after doing the update! Now the UI is empty.

See sent screenshots

Ok,

I have tried everything you mentioned up to date.

This is not making a difference.

Upto the point that the Apache file needed to be activated, which did not work I updated the software to 4.2.31

From this point on I have not been successful in opening Frontview!

Anyone??

Cheers, Ron

I have been reading up in the community concerning Frontview. It seems alot of people have had similar problems with an empty page. Could it just be a software glitch?

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RvanDijk_57 wrote:

 

I have tried everything you mentioned up to date.

 

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If the spare disk test also didn't help, then the issue is not directly related to the add-on you installed - since that would not have been applied to the spare disk when you did the factory default.

Did you try clearing the browser cache?  Do you have another PC (or Mac) you can try?

Cannot reach Frontview at all on my laptop.

Get the following message...

This site is not available
192.168.2.41 refused the connection.
Try this:
• Check the connection
• Check the proxy and firewall
Err_connection_refused
Recharge
Hide
Check your internet connection
Check all cables and restart all routers, modems or other network devices that you use.
Allow AVG Secure Browser to use the network via your firewall or antivirus settings.
If this program is already mentioned as a program that has access to the network, you can try to remove it from the list and add it again.
If you use a proxy server ...
Check your proxy settings or contact your network administrator to check whether the proxy server works. If you think you shouldn't use a proxyverer: go to the menu 'AVG Secure Browser'> View Settings> Advanced Settings ...> Change proxy settings ...> LAN settings and remove the check mark from the check box at 'A proxy server for the LAN- use network '.

Checked the proxy. It is not on or set.

Now what? This is getting pretty frustrating

That screen usually means one of the SAMBA configuration files is corrupt.  Unfortunately, an OS re-install doesn't replace them all (I assume because apps may also change them).  But you can try re-doing the OS install to see if something just went wrong when you did it before.  It's not likely that it's because the image in flash is bad, as more would likely not work, but you could try a USB recovery.