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rockandroller
Apr 03, 2018Guide
Readynas DUO2 SMB V3 won't activate
Argh!! this thing ALLEGEDLY has the latest firmware, but protocol is stuck on SMBV1.5 Our backup software declares that this old protocol is INSECURE, and will not work with SMB lower than V3 ...
- Apr 03, 2018
Thanks very much for the info.
I must say I am not in favor of adding a new NAS to the landfill EVERY THREE YEARS, so it will be a cold day in hell before I ever authorize another purchase of any kind of NETGEAR equipment for any of our six companies.
I suggest that instead of introducing 16 new products EVERY YEAR - that you simply make 5 or 6 products and keep them upgraded for a more reasonable timeframe. The hardware itself will easily last a DECADE or TWO, and a RESPONSIBLE company would design for firmware updates accordingly, to provide a long service life AND REDUCE THE WASTE AND POLLUTION...
(Just sayin!) :robothappy:
mdgm-ntgr
Apr 03, 2018NETGEAR Employee Retired
Please confirm the firmware version number.
The latest firmware for your device has a version of samba with experimental SMB2 support, but that is disabled.
Our current generation devices (e.g. RN212) support SMB3.
The genie marketplace for ReadyNAS was shutdown quite a long time ago.
rockandroller
Apr 03, 2018Guide
I have RAIDIATOR 5.3.13
Need SMB V3 ( industry standard , apparently)
Are you saying that this machine purchased less than 5 years ago is NO LONGER SUPPORTED??
( Registered on: 22/Jul/2013 )
- mdgm-ntgrApr 03, 2018NETGEAR Employee RetiredThat’s the latest firmware for your NAS.
The Duo V2 is beyond the security support period. We have no plans for any further firmware updates for it.
Based on that date you purchased your Duo V2 after we’d refreshed our product lineup with newer models with revolutionary changes.- rockandrollerApr 03, 2018Guide
Thanks very much for the info.
I must say I am not in favor of adding a new NAS to the landfill EVERY THREE YEARS, so it will be a cold day in hell before I ever authorize another purchase of any kind of NETGEAR equipment for any of our six companies.
I suggest that instead of introducing 16 new products EVERY YEAR - that you simply make 5 or 6 products and keep them upgraded for a more reasonable timeframe. The hardware itself will easily last a DECADE or TWO, and a RESPONSIBLE company would design for firmware updates accordingly, to provide a long service life AND REDUCE THE WASTE AND POLLUTION...
(Just sayin!) :robothappy:
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