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Aspirant

Sep 21, 2015

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Shares lost

Hi, I own a ready ReadyNas Duo (RND2110v2) for nearly 6 years. The NAS has lost all shares, but all files are there and accessible through SSH (WinSCP). In order to understand if this may...

File Sharing

StephenB
Sep 22, 2015
You have a full OS partition (/dev/hdc1)

Can you check to see how much space is used in /var/logs

ljcorreia

Aspirant

Sep 22, 2015

Hi StephenB,

Thank you very much for your quick reply.

No, it is really the shares I am talking about, not the mapping on Windows. Sorry if my explanation was confusing. Also, the DNS problem have been resolved, but I had to mention about it just because it was the first symptom when I started to have problems with the nas. Even though, I did try accessing by IP too, but it certainly is not the issue as I can normally access it from https://nas/admin (the nas name is 'nas').

In answer to your question, just to confirm what I just said, if trying to access, for example one of the shares which is still a valid folder on nas (\\192.168.0.2\media), the system replies:

[Window Title] Network Error

[Main Instruction] Windows cannot access \\192.168.0.2\media

[Content] Check the spelling of the name. Otherwise, there might be a problem with your network. To try to identify and resolve network problems, click Diagnose.

[V] See details [Diagnose] [Cancel]

[Expanded Information]
Error code: 0x80070035
The network path was not found.

I will post here some printscreens from the RAIDiator Web Interface (4.1.14), so you can see and confirm what I just said.

Unfortunatelly it is not showing the firmware version. I used to be able to see the current version when going to System => Update (this is another odd issue). I am also sending the printscreen for this and I am happy to try to find this information from other means if there is a way to find out other than accessing System/Update, please let me know. I can tell, however, it is the latest version. I've always kept it up-to-date, but I have not received any update from a long time.

Thanks

Leo

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mdgm-ntgr

NETGEAR Employee Retired

Sep 22, 2015

It appears you have SSH enabled?

If so, can you post the output of:

# df -h
# df -i

ljcorreia
Aspirant
Sep 22, 2015
Hi,

Yes, I do have SSH enabled and I use WinSCP to access it.

Once again thanks for your quick reply. Here is the output you have requested:

Thanks
Leo
- mdgm-ntgr
  NETGEAR Employee Retired
  Sep 22, 2015
  I can't see that image. Can you copy and paste the text?
  - ljcorreia
    Aspirant
    Sep 22, 2015
    Hi,
    
    ok, How about now?
    
    Text Output Command 1:
    /c$ df -h
    Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on
    /dev/hdc1 1.9G 2.0G 224k 100% /
    tmpfs 16k 0 16k 0% /USB
    /dev/c/c 1.8T 752G 1.0T 41% /c
    /c/WebDav 1.8T 752G 1.0T 41% /home/ftp/WebDav
    /c/backup 1.8T 752G 1.0T 41% /home/ftp/backup
    /c/media 1.8T 752G 1.0T 41% /home/ftp/media
    
    Text Output Command 2:
    
    /c$ df -i
    Filesystem Inodes IUsed IFree IUse% Mounted on
    /dev/hdc1 128000 16158 111842 13% /
    tmpfs 7073 1 7072 1% /USB
    /dev/c/c 61014016 663422 60350594 2% /c
    /c/WebDav 61014016 663422 60350594 2% /home/ftp/WebDav
    /c/backup 61014016 663422 60350594 2% /home/ftp/backup
    /c/media 61014016 663422 60350594 2% /home/ftp/media
    
    Thanks
    Leo
ljcorreia
Aspirant
Sep 22, 2015
Hi,

Would you kindly explain the difference of the parameters -i and -h for the df command?

With -h the /dev/hdc1 partition use% is displayed as 100% and with -i the IUse% is shown as 13%. This is a bit confusing.

Also, I don't know if this information contributes, but I once had 1T hard-drives on the nas, but I have upgraded them to 2TB drives as you can see on the Size column.

The disks are setup as RAID 1. I'm working on making a copy of all data before attempt any change you may suggest because I cannot afford loosing any of the data there.

Thanks
Leo