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Can a 314 ReadyNAS get hacked?
I am really worried : A few days ago I had to have tech support to me brand new 314 readyNAS. I was asked for my password by the online tech and left it in tech support mode for 12 hours until the ...
I have posted more logs to the email address given before by mdgm.
The problem IS clearly the NAS now. Unplug and my LAN works fine, plug in and within 5 mins my LAN is grinding to a halt.
Looking at the performance screen the LAN network adapter (adapter 0) is transmitting up to 100M at times, and it is not clear why as I have stopped all other LAN devices accessing the drive. I hope someone can inspect the networking logs to help work out what is happening here.
LAN setup is: DSL Modem---Apple TC (acting as DHCP router)---Wireless Airport Expresses---ALL LAN Devices.
The LAN has been up and running over 12 months without any issue, with streaming HD material from my old readynas NV and over the net.
It would be impossible to plug the NAS directly into the DSL modem or TC due to placement issues.
The problem IS clearly the NAS now. Unplug and my LAN works fine, plug in and within 5 mins my LAN is grinding to a halt.
Looking at the performance screen the LAN network adapter (adapter 0) is transmitting up to 100M at times, and it is not clear why as I have stopped all other LAN devices accessing the drive. I hope someone can inspect the networking logs to help work out what is happening here.
LAN setup is: DSL Modem---Apple TC (acting as DHCP router)---Wireless Airport Expresses---ALL LAN Devices.
The LAN has been up and running over 12 months without any issue, with streaming HD material from my old readynas NV and over the net.
It would be impossible to plug the NAS directly into the DSL modem or TC due to placement issues.
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