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Readynas nv+
Hi! I have problems clicking on the links in the GUI, and there are no hostname etc presented... See the file... Does anyone know where to start troubleshooting? Best, Magnus
Hello plingis30000
Is the screenshot attached what appears when you try to access the RND4000 GUI?
Could you please clarify how long have you been using the NAS? Do you have access to the NAS data?
Which firmware version is installed in the NAS?
Regards,
Erika
NETGEAR Team
Hello Magnus,
RAIDar is an application that can be installed on a PC to monitor the NAS. See the Support page.
However, OS 4 might not have the option to download logs anyway. At this point, I would advise getting in touch with Tech Support.
Regards,
Erika
NETGEAR Team
Ok, I think I have to do a factory reset and reading back the data from en external device...
I have now 11 of 923 GB free. I will buy new disks. If I buy 2 disks on 4 TB, can I adress about 3 TB using the OS installed in this Readynas NV+? Is there a limitation for the adress-space which is smaller than 3TB?
I also wonder which is the the easiest way to read back the data. Can I put in the disk into the empty case left, and then RAID will take care of the data to the new disks? Or is it better to do a factory reset and then reding back from an external device?
Best,
Magnus
Hello Magnus,
Welcome back :)
Could you please clarify how many disks you currently have in your RND4000 and what's their capacity?
Do you want either to replace the old disks with the new ones or to add the new disks, keeping in the NAS both the old and the new ones?
Do you have a backup of the data?
Could you also please explain in more details what you mean by "is there a limitation for the adress-space which is smaller than 3TB?"?
Regards,
Erika
NETGEAR Team
Hi!
Thanks!
The capacity now is 2 disks with each 500 GB.
I want to replace the old disks with new ones.. by 2 * 2TB.
Yes, a backup on a USB - external device..
I want to know if I buy disks with 4 TB capacity, does the OS support that "big disks". I dont want to come in a situation that I can not use som diskspace because the OS cant handle it... I suppose it depends on the bits the OS has 32-bit or 64-bit?
Best,
Magnus
