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I am able to log into the CLI, and it seems to be up. did a df -h, and none of the mount points are full.
My ReadyDR jobs from the RN316 are still working.
I tried to download the logs with RAIDar, but it won't accept the password (same username/password for the CLI works fine).
I have not tried to reboot it yet, just in case it doesn't come back up.
This RN204 is my ReadyDR target, so I can nuke it without loosing any data. But, I would prefer to fix the issue, as resyncing it with my 316 will take days to complete.
What logs can I look at to start to figure out what happened to this thing? Would anyone from Netgear like to look at this NAS?
There seem to be BTRFS errors that might be resolved by doing a Factory reset. Another one is that your Data volume at the time might have been less than 20% causing a degraded performance.
If you have a full backup or you can choose to do a reset, this might be better as to have a new or fresh NAS config
What is the status of the NAS on RAIDar? Have you tried using the password you are using when logging in on the GUI or use the default password when getting the logs thru RAIDar
You can check the dmesg or kernel.log to check for clues on why the service went off. You can also forward it to me via PM so we can help.
The RAIDar status was showing healthy. After not finding anything useful (couldn't even find a kernel.log), I rebooted on the 28th. It came back up as expected, and I was able to access the RN204 via the web. I do have a log bundle that I took after the reboot, if you're interested in looking at it.
There seem to be BTRFS errors that might be resolved by doing a Factory reset. Another one is that your Data volume at the time might have been less than 20% causing a degraded performance.
If you have a full backup or you can choose to do a reset, this might be better as to have a new or fresh NAS config
Yes, the RN204 was usually sitting at about 80% full most of the time. For the BTRFS errors, would a volume delete and recreate accomplish the same effect, as the factory reset? I ask because the last time I did a factory reset, it was a kind of a pain to get it all set up again.
Yes, the RN204 was usually sitting at about 80% full most of the time. For the BTRFS errors, would a volume delete and recreate accomplish the same effect, as the factory reset? I ask because the last time I did a factory reset, it was a kind of a pain to get it all set up again.
Either way you'd need to recreate shares, backup jobs, reinstall all the apps, and restore all the data - so there's not big difference in the amount of work.
However, in the RN200 series, the data volume uses BTRFS and the OS uses ext. So deleting the data volume and recreating it would have the same effect as far as the BTRFS itself goes. Of course, the factory reset gives you a completely clean OS partition as well.
