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Andy1337
Oct 16, 2021Aspirant
Diagnose Readynas Duo
Trying to start my ReadyNas Duo RND2210v2 after it probably was shut down non-gracefully (power outage). It's been stuck for 12 hours and the only LED showing is the Disc Activity LED that blinks eve...
StephenB
Nov 01, 2021Guru - Experienced User
Andy1337 wrote:
Inserted disk 2 in slot 2 and it shows up in RAIDar but I can't access web interface, and I can't browse it. It shows up like this in RAIDar:
Try hovering your mouse over the various status balls - that should give you a bit more status info.
Andy1337
Nov 01, 2021Aspirant
It says "RAID Level X, Not redundant. A disk failure will render this volume dead.". The first yellow dot under the disks says that disk 1 is dead (which I guess is logical, since it's not in place).
- StephenBNov 01, 2021Guru - Experienced User
Can you ping 192.168.1.59?
What happens if you enter \\192.168.1.59 into the file explorer address bar? Be careful to use the correct slash direction.
- Andy1337Nov 01, 2021Aspirant
No, I can neither ping it, browse it nor access its web interface.
Hmm, maybe I have weird subnets honestly. The NAS used to be on 192.168.1.* network but now I moved it. Will figure out a way to fix it...
- StephenBNov 01, 2021Guru - Experienced User
Andy1337 wrote:
Hmm, maybe I have weird subnets honestly. The NAS used to be on 192.168.1.* network but now I moved it. Will figure out a way to fix it...
Well, it still is on a 192.168.1.x network.
If you changed your router address space, try changing it back temporarily. Then change the NAS network connection to use DHCP (and optionally reserve an IP address in the router).
- Andy1337Nov 01, 2021Aspirant
I fixed my network issues by connecting both my computer and the NAS to a switch and "hardcoded" my IPv4 local address to something on 192.168.1.* and then I could access it and browse it. Every file intact!
Thank you so much for your help! If you ever come to Stockholm, I will buy you a nice dinner! ;)
- StephenBNov 01, 2021Guru - Experienced User
Andy1337 wrote:
I fixed my network issues by connecting both my computer and the NAS to a switch and "hardcoded" my IPv4 local address to something on 192.168.1.* and then I could access it and browse it. Every file intact!
Great. I'd back up the files next (data is at more at risk, since one disk has failed).
Andy1337 wrote:
If you ever come to Stockholm, I will buy you a nice dinner! ;)
I've been there a couple of times - it's a great place! But no plans to travel right now.
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