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jhanson04
Dec 15, 2023Aspirant
ReadyNAS 4312 is unstable. I can't get access to shares or logs
We have a ReadyNAS 4312; running firmware 6.10.8 I can no longer access the shares over the SMB network. I can see the device on the network, but when I try to see the shares under it, it either...
StephenB
Dec 16, 2023Guru - Experienced User
is ssh enabled?
jhanson04
Dec 16, 2023Aspirant
It was, but I'm not sure why. I'm not the person who originally setup this NAS.
It is now disabled.
- jhanson04Dec 16, 2023Aspirant
Disabling SSH didn't help.
But I narrowed down the issue. I disabled Active Directory integration, changed to local accounts and I was suddenly able to download the logs.
We have some AD issues on our domain controller, so that is likely causing issues for the ReadyNAS.
I still couldn't access the shares, but this time I got a quick "Windows Cannot Access...." Error 0x80004005
I added the Admin credentials to Windows Credentials Manager and I can no see shares and access them.
Not sure why the AD issues on the domain controller made the ReadyNAS go belly up though.
- StephenBDec 16, 2023Guru - Experienced User
jhanson04 wrote:
It was, but I'm not sure why. I'm not the person who originally setup this NAS.
It is now disabled.
I was actually thinking that you could use ssh to troubleshoot.
I suggest re-enabling it - if the volume fails you'll find you can't enable, and it is often useful to have it available in that situation.
- SandsharkDec 16, 2023Sensei
I suggest you re-enable SSH, re-boot, and then open up an SSH session and execute top. When you get to the point you can't access the NAS, see if the SSH session stays active and whether there seems to be any significant change in the running processes (especially readynasd and btrfs-transacti). Check also what happens when you try to get the logs.
It sounds like readynasd may be crashing, but without logs, it's going to be hard to determine if that is the problem and what's causing it if it is. Bad memory can cause that on some NAS, but yours has ECC memory, which should prevent that.
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