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ReadyNas cannot connect to READYCLOUD
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Re: ReadyNas cannot connect to READYCLOUD
Hello willyb
ReadyCLOUD registration file is /opt/readycloud/etc/registration.conf,you can move this file to create a backup then register ReadyCLOUD again.
command is
#mv /opt/readycloud/etc/registration.conf /opt/readycloud/etc/registration.conf.bak
if the issue is fixed,please pm me with the content of your old registration.conf,I need to reproduce the issue in house.
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Re: ReadyNas cannot connect to READYCLOUD
@Retired_Member wrote:
ReadyCLOUD registration file is /opt/readycloud/etc/registration.conf
Note you need ssh access to get to this file.
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Re: ReadyNas cannot connect to READYCLOUD
I decided to just create a new ReadyCloud account and am using it on all four of units with no problems now.
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Re: ReadyNas cannot connect to READYCLOUD
HI
please tell me how step by step remove this file. I have big problem about this.
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@dyploy wrote:
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please tell me how step by step remove this file. I have big problem about this.
You need to enable SSH on the NAS (system->settings->services).
You connect to the NAS from a Windows PC using putty, which can be downloaded here: https://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/latest.html Enter the IP address of the NAS, and make sure the option for SSH is checked. You'll log in as root, using the NAS admin's password.
On a mac, you use terminal - entering ssh root@nas-ip-address (using the real IP of course). Again, use the NAS admin password.
After that, you enter the command
mv /opt/readycloud/etc/registration.conf /opt/readycloud/etc/registration.conf.bak
That renames the file, it doesn't actually delete it.
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Re: ReadyNas cannot connect to READYCLOUD
Link - 404 not found ...
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Re: ReadyNas cannot connect to READYCLOUD
@dyploy wrote:
Link - 404 not found ...
There was a space at the end. Generally if links don't open, look at the end for a space or punctuation. The forum software doesn't always format them quite right.
Anyway, it is fixed now.
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Re: ReadyNas cannot connect to READYCLOUD
I write this command in putty.. and what's now ?
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Re: ReadyNas cannot connect to READYCLOUD
If you're still having issues, please enable SDM and send me a PM with your 5 digit code and I can do a complete reset olf ReadyCLOUD for you.
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