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neo737
Feb 25, 2015Aspirant
Osx as a router ?
I have moved house and currently have no router near my ReadyNAS duov1. I have good wifi signal(after using Ethernet over power line and a spare router) to a Mac mini OSX10.7 which is next to my d...
RX
Mar 16, 2015Luminary
neo737 wrote: The ip address of the duo when launching raidar lists it as being 10.1.1.4 - when selecting "setup" from raidar it attempts to launch a browser with 10.1.1.4 and it fails to load a page. How do I get the duo to have a ip address that will function. I guess it needs to be 192.168.1.xx?
You were right that your Duo v1 should be within the 192.168.1.xx range. It seems to me that your Duo has a static IP address set on it. I suggest you to perform OS reinstall. OS reinstall will set the password back to its default which is "netgear1" without the quotation marks. Also, the NAS will be set back as being a DHCP client and this will not delete any data saved in the NAS.
Here is the link as reference guide to perform OS reinstall on your Duo v1: http://kb.netgear.com/app/answers/detai ... RobQ%3D%3D
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