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R7000: My SSD on ReadyShare became unaccessable 2 days ago
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I have been using an SSD drive connected to Readyshare on a Netgear R7000 router for making incremental backups. Readyshare is accessed from Macrium Reflect on Windows 10 each day at 9AM. The PC and router are connected by an Ethernet cable.
Starting 2 days ago I can no longer see Readyshare with file explorer. I can remember getting a popup message warning of an IP conflict about that time. I suspect a win10 update did something, but I don't know.
SMB1 settings are:
SMB1/CIFS Automatic removal UnChecked
SMB1/CIFS Client checked
SMB1/CIFS Server Checked
R7000 firmware version V1.0.11.126
Windows 10 Pro version V10.0.19045
What would explain this inaccessability of Readyshare from the PC and how might I fix it?
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Re: R7000: My SSD on ReadyShare became unaccessable 2 days ago
That was it, thanks. It was also necessary to restart the R7000:
unplug/plug no
plugin 2nd SSD no
restart R7000 yes, 2nd SSD
plugin old SSD no
plugin thumb dv no
plugin 1st SSD yes, 1st SSD
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Re: R7000: My SSD on ReadyShare became unaccessable 2 days ago
Update: My backup program now accesses the original SSD on Readyshare correctly.
However, I neglected to say previously that when I plugged in the old/original SSD following viewing the 2nd SSD with File Explorer, Explorer continued to display the contents of the 2nd SSD. This even after refreshing the view in File Explorer. Readyshare was continuing to transmit the previous UBS contents. It took a restart of the R7000 before File Explorer could read the current SSD correctly.
I wonder it this experience doesn't imply a programming issue. I expected that to plug in a new UBS drive would cause Readyshare to clear from its memory the contents of the old one - so that File Explorer could see the current SSD correctly.
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