Cannot Access NAS from Windows 7 anymore

[dbott67]

Egads! Not sure what's causing that. You'll probably have to contact support (there's an e-mail link in my sig) and have them remote into the system.

[mr_duo]

Not to confuse one person's issue with another, I am still having trouble logging in to my NAS Duo. I have tried multiple computers, browsers and have rebooted my computers and still can't log in. Raidar sees the drive, but when I try and go to Setup, IE says it cannot display the web page. When i click on Diagnose Connection Problems, I eventually get the message "the remote device or resource won't accept the connection". Any help?

[smiggy666]

Mr_Duo

Did you try the advice given by dbott67 and papabear and try a firmware re-installation, follow the instruction on dbott67 thread, it worked for me. Now if I can only get frontview to work again. dbott67 I think are right, it will have to be a support question. If I hear anything I will post and let you know but any other ideas in the meantime would be appreciated. Is there anyway, apart from within frontview, to carry out an update, remember not heavily into code so spell it out.

[mr_duo]

I haven't tried that yet as I was hoping there was another way around this. I haven't changed any settings on the server, plus, as I mentioned in my first post, I have 2 machines and can't access either of htem. Seems unlikely that something changed without my knowledge on both machines simultaneously. Oh and of course there's the laziness factor - both devices are up on a high shelf in the basement...

[Tomaso]

just had the same problem - happened after I had shut down the drive (from Frontview) and all the network devices, to move all the kit safely. Then afterwards I was daft enough to just flip the wall switch to start everything at once. Of course I had to start the ReadyNAS separately, but (because of other symptoms in my sound system) I think my network problem probably originated in 2 of the other devices having got tangled.

Solved with a restart from Frontview/system/shutdown/shutdown and reboot the device (running Win 7, Raidiator 4.1.

[racefan99]

I am having the same problem with two computers running w7 ultimate 64 and 1 computer running w7 home premium 64 but not on the computer running w7 home premium 32. this is a recent problem, all of the w7 64 machines were working just fine and then they all failed to recognize xp machines and the nas at about the same time. (windows update?)

[Intricate]

As a solution that worked for me: Stop the Samba add-on then restart it. That cleared up the "won't accept connection" error for me. Good luck.