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ReadyNas 104 web gui unreachable
So today i wanted to log in on my ReadyNAS however windows was prompting me for a username when trying to access the shares in explorer which was new and since I tried to enter the password twice wit...
Try reversing your two SMB changes with
sc.exe config lanmanworkstation depend= bowser/mrxsmb10/mrxsmb20/nsi
sc.exe config mrxsmb20 start= autoThose changes shouldn't have had any effect on web browser access anyway, since the browser isn't using SMB.
Like before you need to be running CMD as administrator, and restart when you are finished.
Do you have internet security software running on the PC?
I started up radar and it is able to find the NAS. Status is OK (actually it is german so I don't know what the exact english equvialent is, but it says it's fine). It has the name I gave it lists the model number serial number firmware 6.5.1 the IP and the MAC address as well as all 3 drives.
When I click the link in RAIDAR to get to the admin page it first says something like "You can't access this device with your computer. Please check your network settings" and after a few minutes it opens up a browser page which times out.
When I try to download the protocols it prompts me for the login, which I am not sure which is actually correct because I assume that after the Firmware reinstall it should be default admin-password but anyways I have tried both and it again prompts me the message "You cant access the netgear storage system from this computer. Please check your network settings". And then immediately says that username or password are invalid.
One thing I noticed is, I still get the pwoer down E-Mail which I said to notify me whenever the NAS powers down. Is that an indicator that the firmware wasn't actually reset?
Did you try admin as the username and password as the password?
Also, is the IP address shown in RAIDar in the same range as your PC's address? (It's fine to post those addresses, they are not routable over the internet).
Azrael wrote:
One thing I noticed is, I still get the pwoer down E-Mail which I said to notify me whenever the NAS powers down. Is that an indicator that the firmware wasn't actually reset?
That's fine with an OS reinstall. It only changes the network configuration and the admin password.
Yes I tried "admin" and "password" with the exact same result. First the prompt about you can't access and then the notice of invalid username/password.
The IPv4 of my computer would be 192.168.0.11 and the NAS is at 192.168.0.23
Btw I just check and my windows pc is in a private network with sharing enabled. The NAS is showing as a PC in the network (not as a network storage) and when I click on it the connection times out.
Is this the summary of the behavior?
-RAIDar sees the NAS and reports normal status
-IP configuration of the NAS looks fine
-But the NAS admin page is not reachable
-The NAS shares are not accessible from Windows File Explorer
You can also try downloading the logs from RAIDar and see if that works. If you are using LACP bonding (both ethernet cables connected), try removing one.
You might need support's help on this.
StephenB wrote:-RAIDar sees the NAS and reports normal status
-IP configuration of the NAS looks fine
-But the NAS admin page is not reachable
-The NAS shares are not accessible from Windows File Explorer
Yes your summary is pretty much on point. And additionally I also cannot download the protocols via RAIDar.
StephenB wrote:You can also try downloading the logs from RAIDar and see if that works. If you are using LACP bonding (both ethernet cables connected), try removing one.
You mean I should not connect over the router but attach the ethernet cable directly from PC to the NAS? Or is this about having two ethernet cables in the NAS (which I don't).
Btw thanks to both of you for looking into this.
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