Hi,I am trying to access my ReadyNas Duo with no success so far.In Raidar I found it in 192.168.0.12, but when I try https://192.168.0.12/admin nothing happens.Also, in finder, trying afp://192.168.0.12 does not connect.It used to work well, but I haven't used the ReadyNas Duo for a while and I have updated my OS to Mountain Lion. I read that some people have fixed the same problem fixing the firmware, but I don't know how to update the firmware without the web access.Any idea?Thanks

Do you have another device from which you could try accessing the interface - PC, iPad etc ?Have you rebooted the duo and the mac?

What firmware is the duo running?

Is the firmware version shown under the Info (far right) column in RAIDar or something else?

I don't know which firmware is running. And now the RAIDAR is not finding it anymore. I have booted both the NAS and the Mac. I have an Ipad, but have no clue on how to access NAS interface with it. (I am a total newbie).The power button led is on and not blinking.Led 1 is blinking.Led 2 is on and not blinking.

Is there a faster/slower pattern to the blinking, or is it just steady?

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StephenB
Guru - Experienced User
Sep 25, 2013
Did you re-insert them with the NAS running?
fredguth
Aspirant
Sep 26, 2013
Yes
StephenB
Guru - Experienced User
Sep 26, 2013
And you reinserted them in rapid succession???

Whenever you insert a drive into a running NAS (with XRAID) the first thing that happens is that the disk gets wiped. If the remaining disk is good, then the newly inserted disk is re-built from it. But you re-insert the second disk before that is finished, then you are hosed. Hopefully you have a backup.

Vendor disk diags generally only work on a Windows PC. Do you have access to one?
fredguth
Aspirant
Sep 26, 2013
I have no problem loosing data (I have backup). I don't have a Windows PC, just a notebook. I think I have to find one and test my drives, right?
StephenB
Guru - Experienced User
Sep 26, 2013
fredguth wrote:
I have no problem loosing data (I have backup). I don't have a Windows PC, just a notebook. I think I have to find one and test my drives, right?
A laptop can be used if you have:
(a) SATA power brick

(b) SATA->eSata cable if the laptop has eSata
or
(c) SATA->USB adapter.

Or a USB enclosure that is externally powered.

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