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I have a ReadyNas Ultra-6 It says it is currently running Radiator 4.2.31. I just looked and it seems that the the latest firmware is ReadyNASOS-6.10.3-x86_64.
Is that the same as "radiator"?
I noticed that my NAS seems to have gotten un-registered -- I *used* to get updated software, but when I just went to check, (a) it said I have to register [and I'm sure I did almost a decade ago] and (b) it "register" link goes to a "page not found":
The RAIDiator 4.2.31 is already the last firmware for the ReadyNAS Ultra 6. The 6.10.3 is the latest version for our ReadyNAS OS6 firmware, which is a different operating system from RAIDiator.
There is a procedure in converting your ReadyNAS Ultra 6 to the OS6 firmware. This procedure is not supported by NETGEAR so support will be voided once your NAS is converted to OS6. You may check this thread for the steps.
Regarding your device registration, you may login to the myNETGEAR portal (my.netgear.com) to check if the device is already registered.
The RAIDiator 4.2.31 is already the last firmware for the ReadyNAS Ultra 6. The 6.10.3 is the latest version for our ReadyNAS OS6 firmware, which is a different operating system from RAIDiator.
There is a procedure in converting your ReadyNAS Ultra 6 to the OS6 firmware. This procedure is not supported by NETGEAR so support will be voided once your NAS is converted to OS6. You may check this thread for the steps.
Regarding your device registration, you may login to the myNETGEAR portal (my.netgear.com) to check if the device is already registered.
If you do a factory default on the NAS, it loses it's knowlege you registered. But it's not necessary the NAS know you are registered to get (paid) support and wasn't for updates, either. But there will be no more of those, anyway.
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