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Gray_Cambs
Oct 29, 2017Aspirant
Lost connection to ReadyNas Duo drive
I have a MacBook Pro running El Capitan connected to a BT wireless router. Hard wired to the router is a ReadyNas Duo drive. Until recently I was able to access files on the drive via my comp...
DaneA
Nov 09, 2017NETGEAR Employee Retired
Hi Gray_Cambs,
Welcome to the community! :)
Since you mentioned that you are able to access the router and still see the NAS connected to it, kindly try the following steps:
1. Connect your computer directly to the BT wireless router using an ethernet cable. Turn off the wireless capability of your computer for the meantime to test the wired connection in order to isolate the problem.
2. Check if you will be able to get replies when you ping the IP address of your ReadyNAS Duo. If ever you are able to get replies from your ReadyNAS Duo, check if you can still access the files stored in it.
3. If ever still the same problem after doing steps 1 & 2, use another computer and repeat the steps above.
As reference on how to ping on MAC OS, kindly access and read the article below:
What is the current firmware version of your ReadyNAs Duo?
Do you have a back up of the data stored in your ReadyNAS Duo?
Regards,
DaneA
NETGEAR Community Team
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