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I moved last week and when I set up my readyNAs at the new location with a new ISP, Raidar sees the diveice, it's IP address, mac address, host name etc but I cannot access it in any way. Any suggestions?
Re: ReadyNAS Duo v2 found by Raidar but cannot access
Thank you BrianL
Hmm how do I figure out the subnet for the ReadyNAS when it's not responding?
I did notice however that my computer IP is 192.168.10.100 and the ReadyNAS is 192.168.0.35, that is, the third set of numbers is different between the two devices? Is that the issue?
I did notice however that my computer IP is 192.168.10.100 and the ReadyNAS is 192.168.0.35, that is, the third set of numbers is different between the two devices? Is that the issue?
Yes. The fastest way to fix this is to log into the router, and set it up to use 192.168.0.x addresses.
Re: ReadyNAS Duo v2 found by Raidar but cannot access
Hi ringnab,
Aside from StephenB's suggestion, connect your ReadyNAS to your PC and set a static IP address 192.168.0.2 with subnet mask of 255.255.255.0. Open your browser and enter the ReadyNAS IP address in your address bar. From there, you can change the IP address of your ReadyNAS that matches the range of your network or just set it to Dynamic (DHCP).
...connect your ReadyNAS to your PC and set a static IP address 192.168.0.2 with subnet mask of 255.255.255.0. Open your browser and enter the ReadyNAS IP address in your address bar. From there, you can change the IP address of your ReadyNAS that matches the range of your network or just set it to Dynamic (DHCP).
Yes, that works too.
Either way, I recommend using DHCP (instead of the static address you are using now), and then reserving the IP address in the router (almost all routers have a way to do that). That eliminates the chance of this happening again when you upgrade your router or change ISPs.
Re: ReadyNAS Duo v2 found by Raidar but cannot access
Hello ringnab,
What version of RAIDar are you using?
RAIDar should see the NAS with or without the disks, you may check if it does when you remove the disks. Just make sure you label the disks when you remove them, they should be inserted back to their respective bays.
If the RAIDar sees the chassis without the disks, it may be best you check the disks with diagnostic tools.
I am "unable to connect" to the unit when directly connected to my PC. Any other asuggestions?
Well, I already suggested going into your router and setting its LAN addresses to 192.168.0.x. As I indicated earlier, that is the fastest solution.
On the direct-connect, did you temporarily configure the PC to use IP address 192.168.0.2, a gateway address of 192.168.0.1, and a subnet mask of 255.255.255.0? Also, you need to connect to the NAS admin page using https://192.168.0.35/admin
