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ulfrickardsson's avatar
May 06, 2023

Unable to start RN31400 NAS

Suddenly I get no response from my NAS RN314000. I can find that it gets an IP but I cant find it in Raidar and I cant access the IP-adress.

 

Is there a way to get the data? 

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  • ulfrickardsson wrote:

    Suddenly I get no response from my NAS RN314000. I can find that it gets an IP but I cant find it in Raidar and I cant access the IP-adress.

     


    Any errors on the front panel?

     

    Have you tried powering down and removing the disks (labeling by slot).  Then power up, and see if RAIDar finds it and reports a no disks status.

     

    Reinstall the disks with the NAS powered down.

     


    ulfrickardsson wrote:

     

    Is there a way to get the data? 


    It depends on what happened, but generally yes.

     

    If the chassis failed, you could migrate the disks to another OS-6 NAS.  

     

    If the issue is with the disks, you could try RAID recovery software.  That would require connecting the disks to a Windows PC (SATA or with USB adapter/docks), and also getting enough storage to offload it.

     

    There are potentially other less extreme possibilities, but we'd need to get more information what has failed.

    • Sandshark's avatar
      Sandshark
      Sensei

      Have you made any changes on your network?   Does the NAS have a fixed IP address (that may not be the same as one assigned by the router to another device)?

    • ulfrickardsson's avatar
      ulfrickardsson
      Aspirant

      Actually I can access the NAS if I remove the disks, It also shows its a new disk so I guess that my "USB Recovery Tool" did some effects.

       

      if i start the NAS with the disks the fan never stops (days) ant the green diode always blinks.

       

      So what would be the next step?

       

       

      • StephenB's avatar
        StephenB
        Guru

        ulfrickardsson wrote:

        Actually I can access the NAS if I remove the disks, It also shows its a new disk so I guess that my "USB Recovery Tool" did some effects.

         

        if i start the NAS with the disks the fan never stops (days) ant the green diode always blinks.

         

        So what would be the next step?

         


        I would test the disks in a Windows PC using vendor tools (Seagate's Seatools, WD's Dashboard or Lifeguard).

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