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Ken_Ochalek
Feb 03, 2015Aspirant
ReadyNAS Pro 6: will not start to boot menu #24685352
I use a ReadyNAS Pro 6 (RNDP6630D-200) here at the office to store, view and edit hundreds of hours of standard definition video. The unit was purchased in July 2012 and has worked without issue for o...
Ken_Ochalek
Feb 03, 2015Aspirant
StephenB wrote: If you have a spare disk (not part of the array), doing a factory reset with just that disk installed - just to see that the install completes and the NAS comes up normally.
On the original clock issue, the NAS should have adjusted the time automatically via NTP. Were you using a static IP address?
Thanks for the advice, StephenB!
Yes, the NAS has a static IP address. When I first discovered the clock as the source of that particular problem, I tried to use NTP, but was unable to reach any NTP servers -- I believe because the NAS is not directly connected to the Internet (and can't be due to circumstances outside of my control in the office). It just connects to a Netgear 5-port Ethernet Switch (GS605NA). The Macs that connect to the NAS through the switch use WiFi for Internet access. I initially mentioned the clock issue because I have a suspicion that a bad component (maybe a weak internal battery?) caused the clock to slip.
I don't have any spare disks to test with at the moment, but I can ask around or bring something from home tomorrow.
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