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Problem with NV+ (v1)
I have an issue with my NV+, It seems that something has gone wrong with RAIDiator 4.1.14 and I am unable to access the ReadyNAS via CIFS, the NV+ wont accept the connection according to Windows. F...
Yeah, I don't know how I missed it, maybe it hadn't displayed yet? Anyhow it says that it is syncing and it will take another 7 hours to complete.
Oh well, I always wanted to replace the Hitachi, it was never meant to be in there in the first place, but I managed to somehow mix up the drives when I installed them in the NV+. :lol:
It seems that all will be well now, but I will have to prune some of the files I had on the NV+ and make sure I keep that last 10% free, that's the only thing I can think of that may have caused this issue, apart from a failed drive, but there was no indication that it had failed, certainly no email message informing me of a failed drive. I only became aware of a problem when I tried to access the NAS from Windows Explorer, it seemed to be working correctly otherwise.
Anyhow, thanks for your assistance it is very much appreciated.
I have just one question for you, and that is will the Seagate ST2000VN000 run in this NAS? This drive was not around when the compatibility table was compiled. If I need to replace another drive I would probably have to use one of these, the old Seagate ST2000DL003-9VT166's are pretty thin on the ground these days.
Oh well, I always wanted to replace the Hitachi, it was never meant to be in there in the first place, but I managed to somehow mix up the drives when I installed them in the NV+. :lol:
It seems that all will be well now, but I will have to prune some of the files I had on the NV+ and make sure I keep that last 10% free, that's the only thing I can think of that may have caused this issue, apart from a failed drive, but there was no indication that it had failed, certainly no email message informing me of a failed drive. I only became aware of a problem when I tried to access the NAS from Windows Explorer, it seemed to be working correctly otherwise.
Anyhow, thanks for your assistance it is very much appreciated.
I have just one question for you, and that is will the Seagate ST2000VN000 run in this NAS? This drive was not around when the compatibility table was compiled. If I need to replace another drive I would probably have to use one of these, the old Seagate ST2000DL003-9VT166's are pretty thin on the ground these days.
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