I'm a dummy ... I'm running 4.1.9-T2 on my old 1000S. I access shares on it from three windows 7 machines. I was in Frontview and had this brainstorm that I don't need NFS and AFP running, so I disable those services. While I'm at it, I think I'm never going to browse shares via HTTP, so I disabled that as well. Rebooted the 1000S. Now, the shares are perfectly accessible from the windows machines, performance is good ...
BUT ... Raidar does not discover the 1000S anymore. Is it using HTTP? Also, more importantly, I cant view Frontview anymore - I guess that's the lack of having HTTP enabled?
My priority now is getting access to Frontview back, so I can 'manage' this thing again ... any ideas?
Yes Frontview is over HTTP/S. You shouldn't be able to disable HTTPS. I guess it's possible disabling HTTP might break Frontview (I think some things in Frontview are over HTTP not HTTPS).
Success - thanks! After a second reset, Raidar found the 1000S, and Frontview is working, showing that HTTP is now enabled (I am sure I disabled it, and it enabled itself somehow in the reset).
I like the EnableSSH idea - I had worked via SSH some years ago on this box, but factory reset along the way to new fimrware and drives, and don't currently have SSH available - I should put that in place before I need it ...
Yes, EnableRootSSH is a good idea. 1000S is out of warranty and so your support is this forum. So having it there in case there's problems is a good idea.
