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What has happened to the ReadyNas support team? The forum and search feature is terrible.
What has happened to the ReadyNas support team? The forum and search feature is terrible.
Check my profile, I have been an active poster, 500+ posts from 2006 until some years back when I got too busy to participate.
Recently all the add-on links didn't work, however, they seem to today.
Came looking for an SMB2 update for ReadyNas NVplus v2 (NV+v2) and Netgear has not provided it while other NAS companies have.
Netgear routers and a failure to update a Java menu in their current product some years ago was their first strike for me, There have been many other issues around a lack of support but this is the final straw when it comes to me buying or recommending Netgear.
Netgear needs to either stop sacking their developers or task some devs to maintain the basic functionality for EOL products. Maybe start with maintaining a usable forum with threads and read counts would be a basic start, followed by stopping the practice of archiving articles so nobody can see them.
Hopefully, the community can rely on your help for years to come.
The ReadyNas community was fantastic when Netgear was supporting the staff and had programmers in-house.
I'm surprised some of the former staff didn't start their own site and work on basic add-ons such as smb2 updates.
I couldn't even get the SSH add-on to load.
On a positive note, if you have people in the community come and cannot load FrontView they can try installing K-Meleon Portable Browser as that works when Edge, chrome etc do not.
On a positive note, if you have people in the community come and cannot load FrontView they can try installing K-Meleon Portable Browser as that works when Edge, chrome etc do not.
My own list of ReadyNAS includes a Duo v1, and NV+ v1,a Pro 6 (-200), and RN102, RN202, RN524, and RN526. All remain operational, although I did need to replace the PSU in the NV+ (which failed a few months before the warranty expired).
