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eyocum
May 02, 2016Aspirant
RN10200 IP address not working for admin, RAIDar doesn't find, still sharing files
Hello; I can't access the admin page via my static address, and can't find a new address assigned by the router in the DHCP lists. RAIDar (v6.1 downloaded today) doesn't find the device on my su...
StephenB
May 02, 2016Guru - Experienced User
The first step is to make a backup of the files on the NAS - since the data appears to be at risk.
if you ping the device name (say from windows CMD) are you getting back the right IP address?
If you do get an address that is different from the static one, try that ip address in your browser (https://ipaddress/admin).
If the address is the same as the static one, then try entering \\nasipaddress in file explorer and see if you get the share list.
- eyocumMay 04, 2016Aspirant
Stephen;
I had been pinging by address. When I tried the device name, it returned a IP6 address - apparently my router was set to provide that schema as well as IP4. The ping 'woke up' the regular IP4 address, and I could access the admin page.
I did a backup of the data, and will do a reset and reconfiguaration (it's currently on 6.2.2), and start over from scratch.
I downloaded the logs, is there any paticular log I should check to see why it may have lost the responses to IP4 traffic just to be sure (if it wasn't a router issue...)
Thanks for the advice, I never thought to ping via devicename.
Erik
- mdgm-ntgrMay 04, 2016NETGEAR Employee Retired
Edit: if you were able to download the logs using RAIDar then the following isn't the issue:
This problem may be caused by an uninstallation of an app. There is a known issue which was fixed in the next release.
If this is the issue then it would be quick to fix remotely. Alternatively a scratch disk could be used to update the firmware, then you could power down, remove the scratch disk, then put your disks back in (same order as before).
- StephenBMay 04, 2016Guru - Experienced User
In addition to what mdgm says, if you aren't using ipv6, then you might want to disable ipv6 in your router (and also in the NAS when you get it back up).
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