219P crash
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219P crash
Hi! First post on this forum and hope i put this in the right place.
Been using my 219P for years with no problem. Yesterday i had a power breakdown during 219P upgrading firmware. After this i have no contact with the NAS. I have tried to take out the disc`s before power-up with no luck. Reset buttom on the back dont work, even after 30 sec push nothing happen.
Will be seriously happy for help on this.
Cheers
Espen
Been using my 219P for years with no problem. Yesterday i had a power breakdown during 219P upgrading firmware. After this i have no contact with the NAS. I have tried to take out the disc`s before power-up with no luck. Reset buttom on the back dont work, even after 30 sec push nothing happen.
Will be seriously happy for help on this.
Cheers
Espen
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Re: 219P crash
Sounds like you have a corrupted firmware
can qfinder see the nas? does it even fully boot?
search for "qnap manual firmware upgrade"
and log a call with qnap
invest in a ups
can qfinder see the nas? does it even fully boot?
search for "qnap manual firmware upgrade"
and log a call with qnap
invest in a ups
Tim
TS-853A(16GB): - 4.3.4.0483 - Static volume - Raid5 - 8 x 4TB HGST Deskstar NAS
Windows Server + StableBit Drivepool and Scanner ~115 TB Backup Server
TS-412 & TS-459 Pro II: Retired
Clients: 3 x Windows 10 Pro(64bit)
TS-853A(16GB): - 4.3.4.0483 - Static volume - Raid5 - 8 x 4TB HGST Deskstar NAS
Windows Server + StableBit Drivepool and Scanner ~115 TB Backup Server
TS-412 & TS-459 Pro II: Retired
Clients: 3 x Windows 10 Pro(64bit)
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Re: 219P crash
Hi Tim
Qnap-finder does not see nas.
Thanks
Espeen
Qnap-finder does not see nas.
Thanks
Espeen
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Re: 219P crash
Hi
I tried to do a install of firmware trough vm and ethernet cable but no luck. What cable should i use? Ethernetcable?
Thanks
Espen
I tried to do a install of firmware trough vm and ethernet cable but no luck. What cable should i use? Ethernetcable?
Thanks
Espen
Re: 219P crash
Yes, ethernet,Aronfromthenorth wrote:Hi
I tried to do a install of firmware trough vm and ethernet cable but no luck. What cable should i use? Ethernetcable?
Thanks
Espen
Do you understand what i mean by: can you access the NAS by SSH?
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Re: 219P crash
Hi
Not shure what you mean but i guess it will show up on my PC when connected? Please advice me if there is anything else i must do. I am a noob on this since it has worked from day one until now
Thanks
Espen
Not shure what you mean but i guess it will show up on my PC when connected? Please advice me if there is anything else i must do. I am a noob on this since it has worked from day one until now
Thanks
Espen
Re: 219P crash
How To Connect To A QNAP Using Putty Or Terminal On Windows and LinuxAronfromthenorth wrote:Hi
Not shure what you mean but i guess it will show up on my PC when connected? Please advice me if there is anything else i must do. I am a noob on this since it has worked from day one until now
Thanks
Espen
Do you understand this, and are you able to do this?
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Re: 219P crash
Never done this before so i must rely on the putty guide. Can you think of any problems i could run into? Very limited experience with "prompt" commanding but i can give it a go when i come home after work.
Espen
Espen
Re: 219P crash
Try to see if you at least can login into the qnap by ssl.Aronfromthenorth wrote:Never done this before so i must rely on the putty guide. Can you think of any problems i could run into? Very limited experience with "prompt" commanding but i can give it a go when i come home after work.
Espen
If you do not perform any command, nothing will happend.
If you can login, i will guide you with a manual install from the FW.
Regards.
Evert
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Re: 219P crash
Hi
I tried using ip 169.254.100.100 but putty stayed black until message "session timeout" or something like that. The black screen has the word "inactive" at the top.
Espen
I tried using ip 169.254.100.100 but putty stayed black until message "session timeout" or something like that. The black screen has the word "inactive" at the top.
Espen
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Re: 219P crash
While sitting with the nas for 10 minutes it restarted 2 times without me doing nothing.
Re: 219P crash
Espen,Aronfromthenorth wrote:Hi
I tried using ip 169.254.100.100 but putty stayed black until message "session timeout" or something like that. The black screen has the word "inactive" at the top.
Espen
192.168.254.100.100 is the internal IP of the NAS. You should use the local IP of the NAS, distributed by your modem/router.
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While sitting with the nas for 10 minutes it restarted 2 times without me doing nothing
What drives are in the nas? WD-RED or HGST?
Maybe it is time to buy a new NAS.
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Re: 219P crash
did you even try
search for "qnap manual firmware upgrade"
your firmware on the nas is almost certainly toast and needs re applying
search for "qnap manual firmware upgrade"
your firmware on the nas is almost certainly toast and needs re applying
Tim
TS-853A(16GB): - 4.3.4.0483 - Static volume - Raid5 - 8 x 4TB HGST Deskstar NAS
Windows Server + StableBit Drivepool and Scanner ~115 TB Backup Server
TS-412 & TS-459 Pro II: Retired
Clients: 3 x Windows 10 Pro(64bit)
TS-853A(16GB): - 4.3.4.0483 - Static volume - Raid5 - 8 x 4TB HGST Deskstar NAS
Windows Server + StableBit Drivepool and Scanner ~115 TB Backup Server
TS-412 & TS-459 Pro II: Retired
Clients: 3 x Windows 10 Pro(64bit)
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Re: 219P crash
if very unlucky OP might have to do this
https://wiki.qnap.com/wiki/Firmware_Recovery
https://wiki.qnap.com/wiki/Firmware_Recovery
When to use the firmware recovery guide
This firmware recovery guide is intended for users who encounter system startup failure due to incomplete or unsuccessful firmware update caused by power outage or network disconnection during the process. To verify if this guide applies to your NAS, follow the steps below:
1. Power off the NAS.
2. Remove all the hard disks.
3. Power on the NAS.
4. Wait for ten seconds and check if you hear a short beep.
5. After the short beep, wait for two minutes to check if you hear a long beep.
6. If you only hear a short beep or do not hear any beep, follow the instructions of this guide to recover your NAS.