#Qfinder findet nas nicht windows#
Access your NAS via SSH (using PuTTY if you are a Windows user) (Note: it's IP address may have changed, use QNAP Finder if necessary to determine it's IP address).Hot-plug all HDDs into the NAS (Do not power off the NAS.After 2-3 minutes, a long beep will be heard, and the NAS can be seen in QNAP Finder.(Don't remove them, just eject them by 1"/3cm so they are no longer connected to the SATA Bus). It might come down to this "solution", but this should be the "last" effort attempted rather than the "first". You can find the reset button on the back of the nas.ĭo not do it if you are not sure. any help?ĬylonCenturion wrote:are you able to reset the NAS to factory settings by inserting the HD's ( both ) and press the reset button with a paperclip I refuse to believe that both drives have failed. I apologise if I haven't provided all information, I can't login to get logs. I have searched and searched but can't find a fix, only people with similar issues. I have tried turning it off and on, removing the drives and trying different combinations, resetting but all to no avail. When I try to reach the system admin through a browser it returns an error that the server did not send any data. hope you know what I mean, hard to describe. Also, mechanically it sounds like the HDDs are trying to spin up but not getting there, there is a constant "spin start' sound. I have tried using PuTTy to ssh in and when I run fdisk it does not detech sda or sdb when both disks are plugged in. I have tried resetting the NAS but that made no difference either. I plug in a single HDD but QFinder keeps saying "Hard Drive Missing" and doesn't detect them if I plug them in after or turn it on with the HDDs plugged in already. I've tried turning it on without the HDDs plugged in and it doesn't seem to make any difference. QFinder finds the NAS but says that it needs to be initialized. I tried leaving it overnight but there was no change. After plugging it back in and turning it on I get a flashing green status light (every 0.5 sec) - indicating that the NAS has not been initialized or the disks are not formatted. Before starting it up again I removed the HDD bays to clean some dust out, general maintenance. The NAS had been running perfectly for 1+ year but I had to shut it down for a few days.
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