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JulesV
Dec 04, 2015Follower
ReadyNAS 104 - NIC failure #26137240
Up until yesterday, my eth0 NIC was working perfectly. Both eth0 and eth1 were set to static IPs and I bonded 1 to 0 with the inention of 0 remaining my primary IP addres of xxx.xxx.xxx.200. It appe...
mdgm-ntgr
Dec 06, 2015NETGEAR Employee Retired
If an RMA is required when you get the replacement unit I would suggest the following:
1. Put a scratch disk (must not be from your array) in the replacement unit
2. Update the firmware to the same firmware as what you were running on the dead unit (or if you do not remember firmware that would be at least as new)
3. Verify the firmware update is successful
4. Power down
5. Remove the scratch disk.
6. Move your disks across to the replacement unit (keep the order the same)
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