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Zekeman1
Jun 15, 2015Aspirant
Can't connect to NV+ Admin
I have an NV+ on my network. Nothing complicated -- NV+, router, 2 pc's. With the exception of changing out the router, not much has changed. I can see the NV+ on the network, read and write to it, but can't get to the Admin screen using RAIDar - it can see it, all green lights, running 4.1.9.
I've noticed that when it gets really warm (during the summer), the NAS stops connecting and I need to reboot it. Then it's fine, but I still can't get to the Admin panel and I've done a reinstall of the OS, but no luck.
Thoughts?
Thanks.
I've noticed that when it gets really warm (during the summer), the NAS stops connecting and I need to reboot it. Then it's fine, but I still can't get to the Admin panel and I've done a reinstall of the OS, but no luck.
Thoughts?
Thanks.
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- StephenBGuru - Experienced UserLikely the problem is a filling OS partition. If that is the case, you will lose CIFS access also (as it continues to fill).
Options would include
(a) paid (per incident) Netgear Support
(b) courtesy support from a Netgear employee who monitors the forum
(c) Do a factory reset, reconfigure the NAS and restore data from backup. - Zekeman1AspirantAny way to pull the drives, put in other drives (if necessary), reset / reconfigure the NAS, put old drives back in? Always knew the "nuclear" option was there (C), just hoping there's something out there that I don't know.
- mdgm-ntgrNETGEAR Employee RetiredZekeman, the reset is designed to wipe the disks so no what you suggest will not help. Sent you a PM
- mdgm-ntgrNETGEAR Employee RetiredA few logs filled up the 2 GB OS partition. Should be fixed now.
- Zekeman1AspirantLooks like the issue has been solved by clearing out the logs. Thanks MDGM!
- StephenBGuru - Experienced User
You can manually delete logs from the web ui periodically to help prevent this from happening again. If you are comfortable with ssh access, then enabling that also lets you monitor the OS partition usage.Zekeman wrote: Looks like the issue has been solved by clearing out the logs. Thanks MDGM! - Zekeman1AspirantHow do you enable SSH?
- Zekeman1AspirantNever mind. Found it.
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