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Gazzacoop's avatar
Sep 10, 2017

No Admin Page and Power Button Reset Does not work.

My ReadyNAS admin page continually goes offline, when it does the buttons on the front do not work at all, the only way to get back into the admin page is to unplug the power cord and then plug it back in, I can then access the page but within 24 hours it is back offline. I dont want to keep unplugging all the time incase it damages the disks. The disks are brand new 10TB discs, I purchased dics that were listed as recommended for this unit on the Netgear site.

 

I only use the NAS as a media server only, the only app I run is Plex Media Server. When it is offline the server still runs and I can access media, I can save direct to the drive through file explorer but the server will not update new media automatically, I have to go into the admin to update it, and the adfmain page is alway offline.

 

I have done an OS reinstall and that did not work, snapshots are not enaabled, iSCSI is not enabled, Antivirus is not enabled (it was but I disabled it and it did not make a difference)

 

I have read all forums and tried everything, what next?

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  • StephenB's avatar
    StephenB
    Guru - Experienced User

    Gazzacoop wrote:

     

    I have read all forums and tried everything, what next?


    Try downloading the log zip file.

     

    Look in disk_info.log at the smart stats.  

     

    Also look in volume.log - scroll down to the bottom, and you'll see a section that looks like this: 


    === df -h ===
    Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on
    udev 10M 4.0K 10M 1% /dev
    /dev/md0 4.0G 710M 3.0G 20% /

    ...

    check to see if /dev/md0 is full.

    • Gazzacoop's avatar
      Gazzacoop
      Tutor

      Hi Stephen,

       

      Here is my Volume Log,

       

      == df -h ===
      Filesystem      Size  Used Avail Use% Mounted on
      udev             10M  4.0K   10M   1% /dev
      /dev/md0        3.7G  817M  2.7G  24% /

       

      Here is my disk_info.log

       

      Device:             sda
      Controller:         0
      Channel:            0
      Model:              ST10000VX0004-1ZE101
      Serial:             ZA214AVR
      Firmware:           AV01
      Class:              SATA
      RPM:                7200
      Sectors:            19532873728
      Pool:               data
      PoolType:           RAID 1
      PoolState:          1
      PoolHostId:         601b366d
      Health data
        ATA Error Count:                0
        Reallocated Sectors:            0
        Reallocation Events:            0
        Spin Retry Count:               0
        End-to-End Errors:              0
        Command Timeouts:               0
        Current Pending Sector Count:   0
        Uncorrectable Sector Count:     0
        Temperature:                    43
        Start/Stop Count:               15
        Power-On Hours:                 2064
        Power Cycle Count:              15
        Load Cycle Count:               11841

      Device:             sdb
      Controller:         0
      Channel:            1
      Model:              ST10000VX0004-1ZE101
      Serial:             ZA213VNG
      Firmware:           AV01
      Class:              SATA
      RPM:                7200
      Sectors:            19532873728
      Pool:               data
      PoolType:           RAID 1
      PoolState:          1
      PoolHostId:         601b366d
      Health data
        ATA Error Count:                0
        Reallocated Sectors:            0
        Reallocation Events:            0
        Spin Retry Count:               0
        End-to-End Errors:              0
        Command Timeouts:               0
        Current Pending Sector Count:   0
        Uncorrectable Sector Count:     0
        Temperature:                    42
        Start/Stop Count:               15
        Power-On Hours:                 2039
        Power Cycle Count:              15
        Load Cycle Count:               11859

       

      I am not sure what I am looking for?

      • StephenB's avatar
        StephenB
        Guru - Experienced User

        I wanted to see the disk health and the OS partition free space.  Both look fine, so they are not the problem.

         

        I used to have a similar problem with my RN102, and it was linked to Plex's rescan of the media library (looking for metadata).  Perhaps try turning off plex for a couple of days, and see if the problem stops?

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