admin page https://IP/Admin believe is blocked due to old TLS - we use w10 latest ver and tls1 is banned ( cannot activate )also tried ssh access : connection gets closed immediately - like it is disabled REady NAS sidecan access via ftp but not sure if i can change anything from there as it should be just dload / upload .... Raidator asks for a java 32 -> our org banned java any way out ?

diventa wrote: admin page https://IP/Admin believe is blocked due to old TLS - we use w10 latest ver and tls1 is banned ( cannot activate See this for options: https://community.netgear.com/t5/New-ReadyNAS-Users-General/Workaround-for-ERR-SSL-VERSION-OR-CIPHER-MISMATCH-problem-for/m-p/2198243 IMO the best path is to convert your NAS to OS-6. Alternatively, regain access using an old browser (firefox 94.0.2 will work) and then install this add-on: https://github.com/rdynsxtrs/rn4bin/blob/main/apache2/x86/Apache2_2.2.34-x86-0.2.0.bin

thanks Firefox 94.0.2 allowed me to access admin page and load the apache update now i can access admin page also from Chrome / Edge but i still have some issues: from windows10 the CIF (SMB) shares cannot be reached anymore ( believe still due to the TLS issue ? is there a fix also for that ? my cisco phones used to access some xml files on a share on this NAS but now ( i've checked accessing the share from a browser ) the share asks to login ( btw with admin credentials ) and the phones aren't capable to ligin - before it was a guest share "open to anyone" ie public share lastly you suggested to go to OS6 , id there a document that explains how to do it ( Netgear never advised ) and in this upgrade do i loose all files stored or is just like a firmware/OS upgrade ? thanks

diventa wrote: but i still have some issues: from windows10 the CIF (SMB) shares cannot be reached anymore ( believe still due to the TLS issue ? is there a fix also for that ? No TLS involved on SMB. I believe (no, I know) that your Windows 10 system does not have CIFS (SMB 1.0) enabled or had it disable over time because it was not in use. Simple: Open the Control Panel, search Turn Windows Features on and off and enable SMB 1.0/CIFS Server and Client. no tricks, no power shell, no editing the registry. Same for the unauthenticated (public) access you are behind for your phones phonebooks and so on. Just do as advised above. There can be a little "if". Some Windows builds refuse to do unauthenticated (public) access to shares. Chime back if this proofs to be an issue.

diventa wrote: but i still have some issues: from windows10 the CIF (SMB) shares cannot be reached anymore ( believe still due to the TLS issue ? is there a fix also for that ? Not TLS, this is because Microsoft is deprecating SMB 1. Go into "Turn windows features on or off" and enable the SMB 1/CIFS client. You'll need to ignore a security warning. FWIW, OS 6 would resolve this, as it supports SMB 3. diventa wrote: my cisco phones used to access some xml files on a share on this NAS but now ( i've checked accessing the share from a browser ) the share asks to login ( btw with admin credentials ) and the phones aren't capable to ligin - before it was a guest share "open to anyone" ie public share Try resetting the file permissions for the share - clicking the "set ownership..." box here, and clicking apply: This will happen in the background - there will be a popup in the browser when it finishes. diventa wrote: lastly you suggested to go to OS6 , is there a document that explains how to do it ( Netgear never advised ) and in this upgrade do i loose all files stored or is just like a firmware/OS upgrade ? Netgear doesn't support it (but they don't support your NAS any more anyway). You will need to backup the NAS first, and the process does involve reformatting the disks and switching to a new file system. Also, I strongly recommend upgrading the RAM in the NAS to 2 GB first (which is not difficult). I can post detailed instructions if you want more info on this option.

OS6 and SMB 3.0 is not the full solution alone. An SMV 1.0 client remains required for discovery and name resolution.

Netgear ReadyNAS Ultra 4 device : can access shares via https://IP/Share but not the admin page

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StephenB
Guru - Experienced User
Dec 19, 2022
diventa wrote:

admin page https://IP/Admin believe is blocked due to old TLS - we use w10 latest ver and tls1 is banned ( cannot activate

See this for options:

https://community.netgear.com/t5/New-ReadyNAS-Users-General/Workaround-for-ERR-SSL-VERSION-OR-CIPHER-MISMATCH-problem-for/m-p/2198243

IMO the best path is to convert your NAS to OS-6. Alternatively, regain access using an old browser (firefox 94.0.2 will work) and then install this add-on:

https://github.com/rdynsxtrs/rn4bin/blob/main/apache2/x86/Apache2_2.2.34-x86-0.2.0.bin
- diventa
  Aspirant
  Dec 23, 2022
  thanks Firefox 94.0.2 allowed me to access admin page and load the apache update
  
  now i can access admin page also from Chrome / Edge
  
  but i still have some issues: from windows10 the CIF (SMB) shares cannot be reached anymore ( believe still due to the TLS issue ? is there a fix also for that ?
  
  my cisco phones used to access some xml files on a share on this NAS but now ( i've checked accessing the share from a browser ) the share asks to login ( btw with admin credentials ) and the phones aren't capable to ligin - before it was a guest share "open to anyone" ie public share
  
  lastly you suggested to go to OS6 , id there a document that explains how to do it ( Netgear never advised ) and in this upgrade do i loose all files stored or is just like a firmware/OS upgrade ?
  
  thanks
  - schumaku
    Guru - Experienced User
    Dec 23, 2022
    diventa wrote:
    
    but i still have some issues: from windows10 the CIF (SMB) shares cannot be reached anymore ( believe still due to the TLS issue ? is there a fix also for that ?
    
    No TLS involved on SMB.
    
    I believe (no, I know) that your Windows 10 system does not have CIFS (SMB 1.0) enabled or had it disable over time because it was not in use.
    
    Simple: Open the Control Panel, search Turn Windows Features on and off and enable SMB 1.0/CIFS Server and Client.
    
    no tricks, no power shell, no editing the registry.
    
    Same for the unauthenticated (public) access you are behind for your phones phonebooks and so on. Just do as advised above. There can be a little "if". Some Windows builds refuse to do unauthenticated (public) access to shares. Chime back if this proofs to be an issue.