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NAS drops off network completely
Hi all, Last night my RNPP (Pro Pioneer) dropped off my LAN completely. Couldn't browse via Explorer, Web interface (Frontview), RAIDar or anything. My only option was to shut it down hoping it'd sho...
I'm reviving this old thread of mine because I'm having similar symptoms yet again.
As per advice from a friend, I had (painfully, I don't have a few TB of space lying around) done a factory reset in the hopes that the above issue would go away, it did...but after a few months I changed all the Hard Disks and so I really don't know if I fixed it earlier, just that it hadn't happened YET.
A month now since I've had these WD Reds and last week I had a network drop out issue again, the port lights weren't blinking and logs are as follows http://pastebin.com/1Vwk7Dp3
Based on my timeline, this would be the offending log that shows it dropped off:
Is it a bad network cable/connection? Because I unplug it, re-plug into Ethernet port 2 (as you can see from logs) and it works...
Just now I saw Ethernet port 2 is down and I had to plug into Ethernet port 1 again for it to work. :?
As per advice from a friend, I had (painfully, I don't have a few TB of space lying around) done a factory reset in the hopes that the above issue would go away, it did...but after a few months I changed all the Hard Disks and so I really don't know if I fixed it earlier, just that it hadn't happened YET.
A month now since I've had these WD Reds and last week I had a network drop out issue again, the port lights weren't blinking and logs are as follows http://pastebin.com/1Vwk7Dp3
Based on my timeline, this would be the offending log that shows it dropped off:
Nov 22 06:25:03 READYNASMEDIA syslogd 1.4.1#18: restart.
Nov 23 00:15:50 READYNASMEDIA kernel: eth0: network connection down
Nov 23 00:15:50 READYNASMEDIA ifplugd(eth0)[2636]: Link beat lost.
Nov 23 00:15:51 READYNASMEDIA ifplugd(eth0)[2636]: Executing '/etc/ifplugd/ifplugd.action eth0 down'.
Nov 23 00:15:51 READYNASMEDIA avahi-daemon[3103]: Withdrawing address record for 10.0.0.166 on eth0.
Nov 23 00:15:51 READYNASMEDIA avahi-daemon[3103]: Leaving mDNS multicast group on interface eth0.IPv4 with address 10.0.0.166.
Nov 23 00:15:51 READYNASMEDIA avahi-daemon[3103]: Interface eth0.IPv4 no longer relevant for mDNS.
Nov 23 00:15:52 READYNASMEDIA ifplugd(eth0)[2636]: client: No udhcpc found running; none killed.
Nov 23 00:15:52 READYNASMEDIA ifplugd(eth0)[2636]: Program executed successfully.
Is it a bad network cable/connection? Because I unplug it, re-plug into Ethernet port 2 (as you can see from logs) and it works...
Just now I saw Ethernet port 2 is down and I had to plug into Ethernet port 1 again for it to work. :?
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