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ReadyNASNVplus's avatar
Mar 21, 2021

Getting started with an Netgear ReadyNAS NV+

Hi everybody,

 

I got an old NAS and i like to get it working.

But i cannot acces the files on the disks or get into the admin part of the NAS.

It's connetted to the network, but i cannot dubble click it and see files.

I get Error 0x8004002: interface not supported in edge

i tryed (in the internet browser) the ip and than i get an log in, but i do not know the username or pasword. i tryed admin and netgear1 but that is not working.

 

What i know so far:

Model: NETGEAR ReadyNAS NV+ 

It is working: display shows IP-adress and C: 1/1GB free

Firmware version 4.1.6

NETGEAR ReadyNAS RAIDDar is wiorking and showing Model/Hostname/Ip-adres and staus blobs green 

I can see it in the network enviroment (storage 1)

 

 

 

Hope anyone can help.

kind regards.

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  • StephenB's avatar
    StephenB
    Guru - Experienced User

    You'll need to upgrade the firmware to 4.1.16 (4.1.6 goes back to 2009).  Try accessing http://nas-ip-address/admin using internet explorer and see if that lets you connect (using the real IP address of course).  If that still won't work, you can download an old version of Firefox, being careful not to let it upgrade itself). The default username is admin, the default password is netgear1.

     

    I'm not sure if the NAS will be able to find the current firmware upgrade server - if it won't, you can download the firmware to your PC, and then manually install it.  https://kb.netgear.com/000038792/RAIDiator-Version-4-1-16-Sparc  You will need to extract the firmware from the zip file and then upload it to the NAS.

     

     

    After the firmware update, you should do another factory default/fresh install.  There were changes in the on-disk layout after 4.1.6, and the only way to take advantage of them is to let the NAS reformat the disks.

     

    BTW, your NAS is limited to 2 TB drives.  It also is limited to SMB 1/CIFS.  If you use Windows 10, you will need to enable the SMB 1 client via "turn windows features on or off".  If you use a Mac, you'll either need to find a way to enable SMB 1, or use AFP.

    • ReadyNASNVplus's avatar
      ReadyNASNVplus
      Aspirant

      Hi Stephen,

       

      I tryed IE (not working)

       

      I tryed FireFox 3.0.6 (not working)

       

      • ReadyNASNVplus's avatar
        ReadyNASNVplus
        Aspirant

        Wait a minute i am in the system.

        I also updated the firmware. :smileyhappy:

        is this the latest version of firmware, it cannot search autom. for a newer version?

         

         

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