ReadyNAS Remote for Mountain Lion now available

Hey guys, anyone else having the problem where after I add my User in the Add-Ons section in Dashboard, I can't connect to my NAS on the Mac itself? I see 6 options on my top taskbar when I click the remote icon.

Properties -> (Grey'd out)
Shares > Does nothing
Manage -> Does nothing
ReadyDrop -> Does nothing
Log Out -> Works
Exit Works

There is no "Connect to ReadyNas option.

Cheers

What version of RAIDiator? ReadyNAS Remote is no longer an add-on and is a built-in feature in 5.3.6.

Ohh, It was on 5.3.5 but I JUST updated to 5.3.6 after I saw that ReadyDROP was built in. I'll report my findings in a second.

I have the same problem..

Properties -> (Grey'd out)
Shares > Does nothing
Manage -> Does nothing
ReadyDrop -> Does nothing
Log Out -> Works
Exit Works

I'm trying to connect to a ReadyNas Duo (RAIDiator 4.1.9)

Just realized, the picture NETGEAR uses for the tutorial is totally wrong. Maybe it's different for ML users but if you right click the bottom tray icon theres a connect to NAS option there. Took me a while to figure out as I was pulling my hair out. The remote system is also very finnicky, I had to set up an alternate USER ID because it said my password was wrong a billion times even though I reset it countless times.

With a fresh install of ReadyNAS Remote v1.0.60 on Mountain Lion 10.7.1 the ReadyNAS client is unable to login to my ReadyDrop account. I created my ReadyDrop account by going directly to readydrop.netgear.com and creating an account via the web interface.

System logs show the following:

14/9/12 6:08:14.196 PM login[18339]: USER_PROCESS: 18339 ttys000 14/9/12 6:08:34.130 PM ReadyNAS Remote[18322]: ################## STOP FLASH!!!! 14/9/12 6:08:49.693 PM ReadyNAS Remote[18322]: ################## STOP FLASH!!!! 14/9/12 6:08:49.704 PM ReadyNAS Remote[18322]: ################## STOP FLASH!!!! 14/9/12 6:08:56.567 PM ReadyNAS Remote[18322]: NetworkManager: login:XXXXXXXX password:XXXXXXXX 14/9/12 6:08:56.568 PM ReadyNAS Remote[18322]: IsLoggedIn: NO 14/9/12 6:08:56.568 PM ReadyNAS Remote[18322]: ################## START FLASH!!!! 14/9/12 6:08:56.568 PM ReadyNAS Remote[18322]: called doLogin function in background, return YES 14/9/12 6:09:00.310 PM ReadyNAS Remote[18322]: ################## STOP FLASH!!!! 14/9/12 6:10:12.111 PM ReadyNAS Remote[18322]: ################## STOP FLASH!!!! 14/9/12 6:10:12.113 PM ReadyNAS Remote[18322]: ################## STOP FLASH!!!! 14/9/12 6:11:53.804 PM WindowServer[90]: Created shield window 0x1a42 for display 0x04280380 14/9/12 6:11:53.804 PM WindowServer[90]: device_generate_desktop_screenshot: authw 0x0(0), shield 0x0(0) 14/9/12 6:11:53.841 PM WindowServer[90]: device_generate_lock_screen_screenshot: authw 0x0(0), shield 0x0(0) 14/9/12 6:11:57.491 PM WindowServer[90]: handle_will_sleep_auth_and_shield_windows: no lock state data 14/9/12 6:16:42.754 PM ReadyNAS Remote[18322]: ################## STOP FLASH!!!! 14/9/12 6:17:15.410 PM ReadyNAS Remote[18322]: NetworkManager: login:XXXXXXX password:XXXXXXXX 14/9/12 6:17:15.410 PM ReadyNAS Remote[18322]: IsLoggedIn: NO 14/9/12 6:17:15.411 PM ReadyNAS Remote[18322]: ################## START FLASH!!!! 14/9/12 6:17:15.411 PM ReadyNAS Remote[18322]: called doLogin function in background, return YES 14/9/12 6:18:08.490 PM ReadyNAS Remote[18322]: ################## STOP FLASH!!!! 14/9/12 6:18:31.162 PM ReadyNAS Remote[18322]: ################## STOP FLASH!!!! 14/9/12 6:18:31.164 PM ReadyNAS Remote[18322]: ################## STOP FLASH!!!!

Note that recording a username and password in cleartext in the system logs is a very Bad Idea.

To use ReadyDROP you need a Duo/NV+ v2. You need Remote activated with access given to your Remote/ReadyDROP account and ReadyDROP enabled on the Duo/NV+ v2.

So I have a ReadyNAS Duo v2 with Raidiator 5.3.6 installed. I installed ReadyNAS remote 1.0.60 on a Mac with Mountain Lion and it logs in fine. If I dare reboot my Mac, it is no longer able to log in. If I re-install ReadyNAS remote it logs in fine. reboot, fails again. I really don't want to have to re-install ReadyNAS remote every single time I reboot. Any suggestions?

Crontons wrote:
So I have a ReadyNAS Duo v2 with Raidiator 5.3.6 installed. I installed ReadyNAS remote 1.0.60 on a Mac with Mountain Lion and it logs in fine. If I dare reboot my Mac, it is no longer able to log in. If I re-install ReadyNAS remote it logs in fine. reboot, fails again. I really don't want to have to re-install ReadyNAS remote every single time I reboot. Any suggestions?

Has anyone run into this? Am I seriously the only one? Any help would really be appreciated!

Have you tried trashing the Remote Application (move it from Applications folder into the Trash) then re-installing it to see if this fixes the issue?