Hi all
As said in the title, my NAS (+-6months old) doesnt boot up fully today and is just stuck at
"BIOS: B649AT12
Checking memory"
See image
Anyone experience with this? I havent changed anything to the ram so i have no clue whats going on here.
My team needs the nas to work, so any help is greatly appreciated.
Hi all…. I really need some help as I’ve tackled all the basics and I’m not getting anywhere…
I have a TS-464 at home that has been happily running for around a year.
It had a power cut at the weekend, and I took the opportunity to try and relocate it in the home. However, since then I’ve been unable to connect.
First of all, boot up and LEDs all indicate no issue. Long beep on start up, green ‘I’ icon orange network icon, green lights for installed disks.
Connection at start was via Ethernet, but I’ve also tried connecting to the router direct and to a pc directly.
Qfinder pro is not finding it on any of these.
In the router I’ve set it to have a static ip (137), but nothing is working even with direct IP connection.
Without qfinder and without a direct ip login I’m at a loss on how to progress 🙁
A lot of data that I need is on those disks and I don’t think now these have been formatted to qnap standard that I could put them back in my old d link nas enclosure….
Any ideas or suggestions on how I might move forward?
Gratefully yours….
Update:
So the best option was to remove all drives and start the device up.
One of the disks is degraded - tbc if recoverable as I’m awaiting qnap support.
But if I remove that disk (which was backed up) I restored the other two disks I have and I’m up and running. I just have no backup at the moment.
Hopefully this helps anyone else with a similar situation
I am planning to buy a QSW-M7230P-2X4F24T-US switch and it will be my first QNAP device.
When I am browsing Amazon for 100g transceivers I see the usual firmwares: Intel, Cisco, Mellanox, etc but I cannot see Qnap.
What transceiver modules are compatible with Qnap switches?
Is it not possible to create a system storage pool on NVME M.2 drives instead of SSDs? I have a MODEL: TS-h1277XUI-RP and even when I remove all of the SSD drives and try to initialize and startup, the NAS won't budge until I install at least one SSD installed. Why doesn't Qnap want my system operating on faster storage media?
I'm planning to purchase a TS-673A along with three 28TB drives to replace my existing video archive (raw video from various projects). I'm leaning toward RAID 5 to start because I'm cheap and also plan to maintain my old NAS as an offsite backup. ZFS benefits with QuTS hero are also very appealing.
I'm getting conflicting info from chatbots about what shifting to RAID 6 down the road might look like. Could I just add a fourth 28TB drive and tell the NAS to make the array RAID 6? I understand there'd be downtime but no data loss. Is there a wrinkle I'm missing here?
Hi all,
I have bought an older TS-219P II system with pre-installed 2x 1TB drives in RAID1 array.
I am looking for ways to expand up to 10TB in RAID1.
On the official site, I have found, that this model can take up to 10TB with specific drives listed.
Now I am looking all around the web for this specific drives which led me to a conclusion, that these drives are older and are not sold on many sites. These models were suggested on the official QNAP website:
ST10000VN0008
ST10000VN0004
ST10000VN0014
Will only these models work on the 219P II or will other 10TB drives work as well?
If I'm correct, the drives should be CMR and SATAIII?
My goal is to install two 10TB drives in a RAID1 array. Now I am struggling to find compatible 10TB drives.
Any help and suggestions are appreciated!
The other day I came across this post about QNAP abandoning Download Station. I don't use it too often, but I do find it a useful tool sometimes. So I was looking into Container Station to use Transmission as an alternative. And while I was at it I also installed the Home Assistant container, cause I've been wanting to give that a try since quite a while.
Nothing really special to mention about the install of Container Station and the 2 containers. But I could not access them, as they had a 10.x.x.x IP, and my home network is in a 192.168.x.x subnet.
I recalled I scrolled through this guide about running Home Assistant on QNAP a couple of weeks ago, so I revisited it.
It says to set the network mode to 'Host', which I did. I noticed that default 10.x.x.x IP range was still the default. So I deleted it. In the Home Assistant container's config, to be clear, not somewhere in the main Container Station menu.
Well... I guess I shouldn't have done that?? Since then the webinterface of QuTS is no longer reachable, ping fails, and QFinder Pro can't locate my NAS either. My file shares were still accessible though.
So I figured, lets just power off and power on...
Well... now nothing works anymore... My TS464 did power on properly as far as I can tell, but nothing's reachable anymore, not even my file shares.
So errr... Help?
Hi all.
I've 2 of these that have failed. One will fall over after a few mins of booting and the other will fail at different points of boot
.I know there is a known cpu overheating issue on these. And they can be done in the USA as a service.
Is there any ideas here?
Anyone with a board from a 473 673 or 873? Or any thoughts or what to try to salvage it?