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jaimierodd
Jun 21, 2017Aspirant
RND2000v2 - Network Port Issues
Hi Team, I've had my RND2000v2 turned off for about a year as I havn't needed to access it. Now when it starts up I'm not getting any lights appear at the ethernet port when I've got a network cabl...
Marty_M
Jun 21, 2017NETGEAR Employee Retired
Hello jaimierodd,
It does appear we are encountering a hardware fault on your NAS. You may contact support for possible warranty claim, just make sure you have a copy of the proof of purchase, receipt or invoice of the device for validation.
Welcome to the community!
Regards,
Marty
NETGEAR Community Team
- jaimieroddJun 22, 2017Aspirant
Hi Marty,
That's great, thanks. I thought that may be the case.
What is the best way to contact support?
- StephenBJun 22, 2017Guru - Experienced User
jaimierodd wrote:
What is the best way to contact support?
Hardware warranty for your model is 3 years from date of purchase. It is not transferable, so it only applies if you purchased new.
The only way to reach support is my.netgear.com.
You'd
- register the product if you haven't already done so
- select "my support"
- select "contact support" from there
- click on the link for "replace my defective product"
The page you want looks like this:
Support might also need proof of purchase.
You might also want to make sure of your model identification - the labels are rather misleading. If the part number of your NAS ends with -100NAS you have a v1 (sparc-based) NAS - called a "ReadyNASRND2000" on the support pages. If the part number ends with -200NAS you have a duo v2.
- JennCJun 22, 2017NETGEAR Employee Retired
Hello jaimierodd,
I checked your profile and found that you have opened a case. The system automatically detected that your ReadyNAS Duo was manufactured and bought in year 2009 including the date when the warranty of the product ended which was on May 19, 2012.
I apologize but this means that it is time for getting a new one. ReadyNAS Duo, by the way, joined EOL devices eyars ago so you would no longer be able to purchase a brand new one of this model (unless there is a seller who kept this same model in a box since day 1), probably a refurb or pre-owned one is available online.
If you have drives that were used with this NAS and you need to recover the data from it, it is either you search online to see a pre-owned ReadyNAS Duo (make sure it has the same exact model and hardware architecture) or avail a data recovery service from third party company.
I would like to take this opportunity too to apologize as I know how it feels when you can't retrieve important data. As we always strongly recommend, always have full backup of your data, storing important files to only one device is not a really a good idea. :)
Regards,
- StephenBJun 22, 2017Guru - Experienced User
R-linux for Windows ( http://www.r-tt.com/free_linux_recovery/ ) should be able to read the files if you can connect disk 1 to a Windows PC (USB or SATA).
- jaimieroddJun 22, 2017Aspirant
Yeah I know it's done it's time but it's served me very very well.
Are you, or someone else able to repair / referb my device for me?
That would be the best outcome
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