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This all previously worked fine, and I don't touch it very often.
More recently, I can no longer connect via Windows File Manager.
Trying to connect to the NAS local IP address via browser gives me an "SSL_ERROR_UNSUPPORTED_VERSION" error suggesting that browsers no longer support TLS 1.0 and 1.3.
I haven't tried connecting directly to the NAS, since I need to find an ethernet adapter for my laptop to do so.
The NAS still works fine - I use it primarily to play music - and Raidar finds it fine, but I can't connect to it. Any thoughts on how to do so without a direct cable connection from my laptop?
More recently, I can no longer connect via Windows File Manager.
Trying to connect to the NAS local IP address via browser gives me an "SSL_ERROR_UNSUPPORTED_VERSION" error suggesting that browsers no longer support TLS 1.0
They do support TLS 1.2 and TLS 1.3, but dropped support for TLS 1.0. Unfortunately, that is what the NAS uses. You can find info on what to do about this here:
More recently, I can no longer connect via Windows File Manager.
Trying to connect to the NAS local IP address via browser gives me an "SSL_ERROR_UNSUPPORTED_VERSION" error suggesting that browsers no longer support TLS 1.0
They do support TLS 1.2 and TLS 1.3, but dropped support for TLS 1.0. Unfortunately, that is what the NAS uses. You can find info on what to do about this here:
Thanks, this is great. I haven't gotten Edge/IE to work yet, but at worst, I can find my adapter, connect directly to the NAS, and fix the SSH access for the future.
I can find my adapter, connect directly to the NAS, and fix the SSH access for the future.
Direct connect won't help. This has nothing to do with wifi or ethernet.
If you do have ssh enabled (linux command line, it is not https), you can still use that, and make the virtual.conf change I posted in the other link with vi.
