I stopped my nas for few days during holidays and when i restarted it i couldn't access it. I finally managed to connected it, and i noticed that no correct ip was assign by my router to my nas. This is because the Eth0 has now a 00:00:00:00:00 mac address. I tried a os reinstall but it is still the same. I managed to force the mac address to his old mac address (using ssh and ifconfig) and the ip was assign successfully by my router. But if i reboot the nas the problem come back. And I noticed too that since today i can only access my nas come from outside but not coming from the local network.
Re: Readynas Ultra 2 - Mac Address became 00:00:00:00
Not right now, Don't have enought space to backup everything... When i plug the eth1 everything work fine except there is no access to internet. I guess it is not possible to substitute eth0 with eth1?
Re: Readynas Ultra 2 - Mac Address became 00:00:00:00
Good morning.
Thx for your answer. I purchased it almost 3 years now. How is it possible to make the change permanently? I tried in the /etc/network/interfaces but this one seems to be rewrite by the system.
Re: Readynas Ultra 2 - Mac Address became 00:00:00:00
The Ultra has a 3 year limited hardware warranty.
If you power down, remove your disks (label order) and put a spare disk (must not be from your array) in the NAS and do a factory default (wipes all data, settings, everything) do you still have the issue using the spare disk?
Re: Readynas Ultra 2 - Mac Address became 00:00:00:00
corleone00 wrote:
Just a little question. If I try with a spare disk? what will happen when i put back my actual disks?
Thx in advance!
If the NAS is powered down when you reinsert them, nothing will change.
If you were to also upgrade the firmware with the spare disk in place, then the NAS would attempt to apply that firmware upgrade to your original disks.
