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dakis21
Aug 09, 2016Aspirant
Cannot access the ReadyNAS through network after update to 6.5.1
My ReadyNAS has been running without any problems for months, and after upgrading to the latest firmware (6.5.1), suddenly my mapped network drives are not accessible. I tried mapping a new drive, i...
- Aug 10, 2016
dakis21 wrote:
I don't think so...
I'm not sure why it worked before, but you aren't set up correctly.
Disk 1's volume name is data, and you created a single share called Disk1. That's a bit unusual but ok.
For disk2, you have a volume name of Disk2 and a share name of Disk2. Both are advertised as shares with admin credentials, so that is a problem. You have exactly the same issue for disk3 and disk4.
Since you can't rename the volume, the easiest thing to do is rename the shares. For instance, disc1, disc2, disc3, disc4.
FWIW, the ReadyNAS software shouldn't allow you to make this mistake.
Also three of the four volumes are extremely full (96% or more), which likely will get you into trouble at some point.
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