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Unable to Sych NAS and access some folders
Hi,
I have already posted this query a couple of days ago but apparentely it was lost somewhere since I cannot find it and have received any replies.
My NAS RN10400 has been active for the last...
jdou wrote:
Don't think it is read-only mode. The only think I have done whne this issue cropped up was that I had my router changed.
Well, if the system encounters file system errors, it will put the volume into read-only status on it's own (to protect your data).
If the NAS has a new IP address as a result of the router change, then it is also possible that this is a windows credential issue. So you could try going in the Windows Credential Manager. Delete any existing credentials for the NAS and create new ones.
Hi,
yes I use such a name. Don't know how it surfaced.
Don't think it is read-only mode. The only think I have done whne this issue cropped up was that I had my router changed. Otherwise, I haven't touched anything.
jdou wrote:
Don't think it is read-only mode. The only think I have done whne this issue cropped up was that I had my router changed.
Well, if the system encounters file system errors, it will put the volume into read-only status on it's own (to protect your data).
If the NAS has a new IP address as a result of the router change, then it is also possible that this is a windows credential issue. So you could try going in the Windows Credential Manager. Delete any existing credentials for the NAS and create new ones.
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