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So I ran across this this ReadyNAS Duo (RND2110-100NAS) at work. The previous IT guy was fired and left no documentation behind and my RAIDar could not detect my NAS when I plugged it into the network. I yanked out the hard drive to and tried booting it up without and nothing. The hard drive isn't corrupted because I am using in my desktop and it's completely fine. I tried the 5 and 25 second reset thing, but what happenes is that all the LED flash slow twice, then flash fast thrice. The power LED is fading on and off. Never bothered putting in the hard drive. Trying to just boot and connect. Any thoughts/ideas?
If you pulled out the hard drive, hooked it up to your computer, and it was readable right away, then that's not a drive that was ever used in the ReadyNAS unless your computer runs Linux.
You cannot do a factory reset or boot without a drive installed. The unit boots from the drive(s) and a factory default re-initializes the drive(s) from the flash memory so it can boot from them. But you should be able to see the device in RAIDar without one, though you may need to use version 4.3.8 from /ReadyNAS-Downloads rather than 6.3. If it still doesn't show up, then as @JohnCM_S said, it's possible the device is broken.
If you pulled out the hard drive, hooked it up to your computer, and it was readable right away, then that's not a drive that was ever used in the ReadyNAS unless your computer runs Linux.
You cannot do a factory reset or boot without a drive installed. The unit boots from the drive(s) and a factory default re-initializes the drive(s) from the flash memory so it can boot from them. But you should be able to see the device in RAIDar without one, though you may need to use version 4.3.8 from /ReadyNAS-Downloads rather than 6.3. If it still doesn't show up, then as @JohnCM_S said, it's possible the device is broken.
all the LED flash slow twice, then flash fast thrice.
That's the LED pattern to let you know the error that No disks have been detected, though we'd describe it has there being three quick blinks followed by the slow blinks. It's the number of slow blinks that indicates which error it is.
Hey! Using Raidar ver4 instead of 6, I managed at least to detect it. Thanks for the help and the suggestion. I should be able to figure it out from here on out.
