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Noretor
Nov 28, 2016Aspirant
Can't access ReadyNAS ultra 2
Hi! All help appriciated here :) I realised that I no longer could access my ReadyNas Ultra 2 from the network. I tried rebooting it and it then made strange noises. I disconnected it as I ha...
- Nov 30, 2016
Hello Noretor,
Is there a setting on the router page to adjust the port speed of the specific port where the NAS is? Maybe that will help, you should be able to change it back anyway,
Regards,
Noretor
Nov 30, 2016Aspirant
Thanks a lot for your help. I have ordered a new HDD to replace the dead one and will try the static IP setting as soon as I get home.
Regarding the router I have tried all that. I can rule out the connection on the NAS side and the cable as it works when connecting directly. I have also tried all ports on the router but nothing happens. When looking on router admin page it recognises that something is connected to the port but for some reason it seems like it don't give out an IP. What could be the reason for this? Only change I have made is that I reinstalled my hole network and earlier had a static IP setting on the NAS. But this should not be the issue as I did a OS re install on the NAS.
//Nore
Regarding the router I have tried all that. I can rule out the connection on the NAS side and the cable as it works when connecting directly. I have also tried all ports on the router but nothing happens. When looking on router admin page it recognises that something is connected to the port but for some reason it seems like it don't give out an IP. What could be the reason for this? Only change I have made is that I reinstalled my hole network and earlier had a static IP setting on the NAS. But this should not be the issue as I did a OS re install on the NAS.
//Nore
FramerV
Dec 03, 2016NETGEAR Employee Retired
Hello Noretor,
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