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kplatte
Dec 08, 2014Aspirant
ReadyNAS 3220 Locking up after upgrading to 6.2
Hello
Ever since we upgraded to 6.2 our RN3220 will lock up sometime over night when our backups are running. Requiring us to power off and on the device every morning.
We were running 6.1.8 before upgrading with no issues. System will not let me rollback to 6.1.8 now.
Running RAIDar is detecting device and displaying version as Support:64764. which maybe related to the issue?
Any help into this issue would be great.
Thanks
Ever since we upgraded to 6.2 our RN3220 will lock up sometime over night when our backups are running. Requiring us to power off and on the device every morning.
We were running 6.1.8 before upgrading with no issues. System will not let me rollback to 6.1.8 now.
Running RAIDar is detecting device and displaying version as Support:64764. which maybe related to the issue?
Any help into this issue would be great.
Thanks
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- mdgm-ntgrNETGEAR Employee RetiredYou have a huge amount of metadata on your volume. Your volume is very fragmented.
You should lower the NFS thread count and run a defrag. You will want to disable your backup jobs temporarily to avoid those running during the defrag. - kplatteAspirantI did try enabling/ disabling the support option under settings a few times with no luck. will try the console option.
How do you lower the NFS thread count on the NAS? so no option under the NFS settings for shares.
Will run a defrag. - kplatteAspirantOh it did lock up again last night with readynasd stopped.
- mdgm-ntgrNETGEAR Employee RetiredThe NFS thread count so a global option for the NFS service under System > Settings > Services
How did the defrag go? - kplatteAspirantdefrag completed after 12 hours. And it still locked up over night again.
Going to lower NFS count. I see it was set to 12 what do you suggest it be set to? - kplatteAspirantI tried to reduce NFS settings and get an error.
"Cannot Start Service without Volume" Code: 15002040001 - mdgm-ntgrNETGEAR Employee RetiredCan you send a fresh set of logs and the Config Backup?
- kplatteAspirantIt locked up again. After I rebooted the NAS I was able to change NFS settings. I lowered it to 4.
- kplatteAspirantStill locking up every night with 4 NFS threads set in settings.
- mdgm-ntgrNETGEAR Employee RetiredYou still have a huge amount of metadata on your data volume. This indicates you have a lot of fragmentation. The high NFS thread count was likely related to this.
Sounds like the best solution would be to backup your data, do a factory reset (wipes all data, settings, everything), configure your shares appropriately and a low NFS thread count and restore your data from backup.
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