Ok, so I hope you realize your statement is about as descriptive as "my car was runing this morning, now it's not -- what's wrong?"
A little more detail will go a long way in helping us help you figure out the problem. Any LEDs lit (front and NIC in the rear)? Fan sound normal? Anyting at all you did, or is on a schedule to be done, from working condition to not? Any changes in network configuration?
No i didnt try the same with RAIDrar.dont know how to use it.
Please guide me
We are trying, but statements like "The status of LED as per manual is normal." are not what we are asking when we ask the status of the LEDs. We want the actual status. For example, the manual lists this:
The LAN LEDs indicate these states: • Solid blue. An Ethernet cable is connected. • Blinking. The Ethernet link is active. • Off. There is no Ethernet connection
None of these is labeled "normal", so which do you think is normal? And the status of the LED on the router or switch isn't covered by the ReadyNAS manual.
I have not seen an answer to my question about what activities occurred between when it was working and not.
Well, with what little you have given us to go on, one possibility is you are trying to access the wrong IP address. Until you use RAIDar to determine the actual IP address and status reported (or not reported), there is little more anyone can do to help you.
Well, with what little you have given us to go on, one possibility is you are trying to access the wrong IP address. Until you use RAIDar to determine the actual IP address and status reported (or not reported), there is little more anyone can do to help you.
I feel like I'm playng 20 questions. Assuming you are running RAIDar 4.3.x, the far right shoud either have a status or an OS version. With the health indicator blue, it should be something other than the OS version.
RAIDar 6.5.x might give you more information. There are still many unanswered questions above. If you want help, you need to give us as much information as you have.
They are a bit convoluted - you have an ARM-based NAS so you do need to create the recovery disk using the instructions in the "To create a USB recovery drive for an ARM-based system" section.
Generally smaller/older USB thumb drives work better than newer/larger ones.
Note the warranty for your NAS is 5 years for the original purchaser. If you have warranty coverage, you could contact support via my.netgear.com and request an RMA.
They are a bit convoluted - you have an ARM-based NAS so you do need to create the recovery disk using the instructions in the "To create a USB recovery drive for an ARM-based system" section.
Generally smaller/older USB thumb drives work better than newer/larger ones.
Note the warranty for your NAS is 5 years for the original purchaser. If you have warranty coverage, you could contact support via my.netgear.com and request an RMA.
