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The device is not set up to accept connections from port "The File and printer sharing (SMB)"
Hi! About two weeks ago I had a blackout at my apartment and when I got home and turned everything on again I was met by this message when I tried to connect to my NAS: At first I tried to go...
Marova wrote:
So how do I fix my NAS now that the data is off-loaded?
You can do a factory default using the front panel, which will set up the NAS from scratch. The process is described on pages 15-16 here: https://www.downloads.netgear.com/files/GDC/RND2110/Duov1_NV+v1_HW_en_06Dec11.pdf It might take about 30 minutes to come back on-line after the process begins.
After you regain connectivity, set up the NAS again and restore the data from your backup.
Status: Healthy
Firmware: 4.1.16
It only says ReadyNAS Duo on the front panel
Marova wrote:
Status: Healthy
Firmware: 4.1.16
It only says ReadyNAS Duo on the front panel
Ok. Then you have the original Duo (v1), and not the v2. The firmware is the final release.
Do you have a backup of the files, or do you need to offload them for safety?
No back-up unfortunatly, so I need to offload them if I can't find a way to access the NAS
Marova wrote:
No back-up unfortunatly, so I need to offload them if I can't find a way to access the NAS
Then I think we should start with off-loading data.
There is a freeware program you can use, called r-linux for windows. https://www.r-studio.com/free-linux-recovery/
You'll need a way to connect a disk in your NAS to the PC - either through SATA or via a USB adapter/dock. Note that only one of the disks will work - almost always disk 1, but there are some rare situations when it is disk 2.
I haven't needed this software myself, and I am told it isn't that intuitive. But it should be able to find the data volume (C), and let you copy the data off to either your internal HDD or a USB drive.
Well that took alot longer than expected. Had to buy a new CPU-fan...
But now I have off-loaded the data so what do I do now?
I also got alot of .$ea.user.DOSATTRIB-files, what are those and can I get rid of them?
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