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nice!
and the temperature? because in brazil you have warm weather?
between 40~47 celsius (summer)
nice!
and the temperature? because in brazil you have warm weather?
I've been playing with this for days, and Promise support - well, lets just say there's a few people there who quite obviously don't like their jobs.
Status: 4300 with 1.05.0003 firmware. 4 x 1.5tg Seagate (1 spare, therefore don't have the 1.5tb issue).
Running both SMB and AFP protocols.
Using MacBook Pro's (2 of them)
Issue: I create a file or folder logged in as my name, my wife (logged in as her name) has no permissions to anything I create. The NAS is obviously not inheriting permissions from the parent folder. Although this doesn't seem to happen in Windows, i've worked with Apple to demonstrate its a NAS issue.
To demonstrate this, I create a file locally which has permissions for "everyone" to read and write. I copy (or move) this file to the NAS, and it strips "everyone" to no permission. Although the permissions on the NAS are WIDE open.
Anyone can help with this?
Another issue. NAS Replication doesn't work.
2 x 4300's. both running raid 5, 1 with 3 x 1.5tb, the other with 4 x 750g.
The 1.5 is only 47% full (so there's plenty of room). Latest firmware (1.05.0003), tried both AD integrated and stand alone (built-in) user accounts.
No go.
(I'm at the point of RMAing both of these things and getting something that actually works.)
Thanks
J
Howzit People! (it's a South African thing don't worry about it )
I've got the latest firmware, BT plugin and smartnavi s/w installed and the BT service is enabled, the problem is I can't see the BT download in SmartNavi. Anyone else had this problem or know what to look for to fix it? I've searched the forum and other sites but no joy.
BTW: to join the NAS to an AD, your AD administrator password can only contain characters 0 to 9 and aA to Zz, no specials like #$%^&*/?. etc.
i also found out from tech support that you have to disable FTP if you want to use AD with SmartNavi.
I hope some of this may help someone else.
Cheers
Simon
Looks like Promise has fixed the issue with Seagate 1.5TB drives in the NS4300N...
They've replaced Compatibility List NS4300N_SR5_Compatibility_List_v1.0-20081031.pdf with NS4300N_SR5_Compatibility_List_v1.0-20081126.pdf -- the never revisions of the V1.0 Compatibility List omits the Seagate 1.5TB drive (interesting that they choose to call it V1.0 rather than V1.1 and remove the V1.0 list)... but the firmware release notes still contains the statement that they've added support for 1.5TB drives (the only 1.5TB drive I know of is the Seagate).
Promise's actions are a little suspect... maybe it's time for a trip over to Alameda's Small Claims Court...
Would like to develop a custom streaming application (for storing MPEG4 data) based on the NS2/4300.
1. Is it possible to load the application on the NS2300 as a plugin / primary application.
2. Is there an API for the device / Developer resources (details)
John
When we may expect ssh server on NAS 4300n?
when it comest to support i suggest logging in and checking your status. I find they like to close cases without even responding to them.. I have several cases that magically keep getting closed with no response.
Or they respond with half a sentence and close the case.
My favorite answer from them so far is "SR5 won"
Dont know what they mean by that, but thats it.,
The NS4300N might be an inexpensive solution, but I'm certainly in the market for another vendor...[/
hi. PromiseNASDude,
is anyway you can turn NS4300n to a webserver?
Contact Promise directly. It appears that Promise has stopped monitoring this forum.
Hi PromiseNasDude,
Could you please tell us when the NS4300N REV B will be released and when the promised Exchange Program will be fulfilled.
Thanks for your proactive support.
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