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Which drives to get for new ReadyNas?
So I need a new NAS. This is going to be expensive... TL:DR at bottom of post A bit of background info first. I have an NVX Business edition that I've had for a little over 2 years. I got it wit...
I just upgraded to IE9 on this laptop, and tried changing the setup. When I first changed it and tried the test connection, I got an error. I thought it might be from the certificate error (ReadyNAS units do not have certificates), but when I made the change it deleted my path. Once I restored my path, it took the change. I did pull two images of Frontview - before and after the change. But then realized that you had pointed out it was not Frontview, but the browsers. What I did was change Remote:Rsync server to Remote:NFS server.
I do not know why changing the backup job in IE9 does not work, but if it works in Firefox, then I would use Firefox. But, then, I use Firefox almost all the time anyway. Once thing I really like about FF5 over IE9, is that in FF5, I can make an exception to the fact that the NAS has not certificate, but in IE9 you cannot do that. There is obviously something not right in your IE9 connection and I don't know what it is.The irony is that Frontview is noted for working better with IE than with FF.
I do not know why changing the backup job in IE9 does not work, but if it works in Firefox, then I would use Firefox. But, then, I use Firefox almost all the time anyway. Once thing I really like about FF5 over IE9, is that in FF5, I can make an exception to the fact that the NAS has not certificate, but in IE9 you cannot do that. There is obviously something not right in your IE9 connection and I don't know what it is.The irony is that Frontview is noted for working better with IE than with FF.
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