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RSherman90
May 02, 2024Apprentice
RN424 - Management service is offline
Came into work this morning and found our RN424 (3x8tb disks) very slow. When I tried to log into the OS6.10.9 management page, it took forever to time out. Raidar tells me the 'Management service is...
StephenB
May 02, 2024Guru - Experienced User
Can you download the log zip from RAIDar?
Is SSH enabled on the NAS?
This sounds like it might be a full OS partition.
RSherman90
May 02, 2024Apprentice
Yes, I was able to download the logs.
No, I don't believe SSH is enabled.
I tried to PM you the logs, but I'm not sure it was attached.
TIA Russ
- StephenBMay 02, 2024Guru - Experienced User
RSherman90 wrote:
Yes, I was able to download the logs.
No, I don't believe SSH is enabled.
I tried to PM you the logs, but I'm not sure it was attached.
TIA Russ
I didn't receive a PM.
You can't attach the log zip, you need to put it into cloud storage, and include a download link in the PM. Make sure that anyone with the link has permission to download it.
- RSherman90May 04, 2024Apprentice
Based on StephenB's advice, I pulled the 3 8Tb disks from the RN424 and inserted a new single disk for testing to see if there was a hardware problem, After a Factory Reset from the boot menu, I went through a quick X-Raid setup. I was then able to log into Frontview without issue. All seemed to be working as expected. I even restored a configuration backup and found no issues. No apparent hardware, network or software issues.
The issues I had prior to the new disk & Factory Reset were fixed with the test disk:
- extremely slow performance.
- inability to get into Frontview.
- Power Button not working correctly. Had to do a hard shutdown.
- two attached USB drives not showing up and not accessible.
- although shares were accessible on the network, snapshot folders appeared empty.
- I assumed snapshots and backups were not happening.
- I tried several reboots, but it only booted to 99% and hung.
- Tried a OS-Reinstall but it did not appear to take.
I then replaced the test disk with the original three 8Tb disks. Powered up the NAS.
Surprise, surprise! The NAS booted up 100% and all seems to be working properly.
The only thing I did different than normal was to not turn on the two USB drives until after the NAS had completed booting up. But I have no reason to suspect that as a cause. Been running now for 5+ hours.
So thank you StephenB for your help. I was expecting to spend the weekend doing a factory reset with the three 8Tb disks and restoring 8Tb of data from backups.
Crisis averted . . . cause unknown . . . hoping this was a 1-time event . . . grateful for StephenB and all he does.
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