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CetaceaLab
Aug 06, 2015Aspirant
Connecting ReadyNas to an existing LAN
I am using a Ubiquiti Toughswitch router for a LAN to record multiple underwater microphone signals. Until now I have been using a portable HDD to store the data. Due to enormous amount of data comin...
vandermerwe
Aug 06, 2015Master
So are the readynas and the PC both connected to the router?
The routers dhcp server is on?
Are you able to access the admin pages using raidar, Readycloud or directly?
What firmware is on the 314?
Have you created users and a share on the 314?
How does the microphone data get processed into files? Is there software on the PC?
CetaceaLab
Aug 07, 2015Aspirant
Thanks for your reply.
- the PC and 314 are both connected to the router
- the router is set to static IP address, does it need to be changed to dhcp?
- I can acces the 314 through radar but cannot manipulate the webpage it only shows the intro page listing the firmware, which is 6.1.4
- no Users setup as of yet
- the data comes in as .wav files and is managed by a software program which lets me choose folders to save the files in.
- StephenBAug 07, 2015Guru - Experienced User
CetaceaLab wrote:
Thanks for your reply.
- the PC and 314 are both connected to the router
- the router is set to static IP address, does it need to be changed to dhcp?
Can you tell us what the IP address of the PC and the 314 are? It sounds like they are not in the same address range.
RAIDar will tell you the 314's address.
- CetaceaLabAug 08, 2015Aspirant
the IP address of the router is 192.168.1.20 the other units connected to that LAN are in the same range. The 314 address is 169.254.198.169
- StephenBAug 08, 2015Guru - Experienced User
Well that's the problem. The RN314 also needs a 192.168.1.x address to function on your network.
If DHCP is not enabled on the router, then try enabling it. After the NAS comes up, you can set a static address if you like. Remember to configure the DNS servers when you do that. Or just leave DHCP enabled, and use address reservation (which generally is a better approach).
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