I am running Windows 7 32 bit connected to a Cisco workgroup hub, which is connected to a Cisco/Linksys E4200 Wireless Router. I have two NAS 110 connected to the workgroup hub, one used primarily for storage and one used primarily for backup. I am having issues with one of my NAS 110 servers, the one I use primarily for storage.
I recently (the last few days) started having issues where my windows 7 PC started getting errors on a daily basis with connecting to the NAS 110 used for storage. The computer seemed to be able to see the device and I could manage it through the Discovery software, but when you clicked on it, you would get a network path not found error. I checked my router and compared the two NAS device settings against each other and synced them up as much as possible. One difference I did not reconcile is that the NAS I was having problems with is running firmware 1081, while the one I was not having problems with is running older firmware (0376 I think). I had set one to automatically update and one not. Anyway, after tweaking based on various online forum suggestions, it actually got worse, to where I couldn't even see the NAS drive through discovery or file explorer. I finally used the reset button on the NAS drive and am now back to another place, slightly different.
Currenlty I can see the NAS drive through Discovery and File Explorer but cannot "manage" the NAS drive through discovery or going directly to the IP address assigned. The message now pulls up a typical explorer page indicating that the page cannot be displayed, with more detail information indicating that the server is not accepting connections.
I'll keep perusing the forums and seek technical help through support, but sometimes posting the information as a new post can get different results. Any thoughts or suggestions are welcome.
