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The Graveyard - Products No Longer Supported => D-Link Storage => DNS-323 => Topic started by: boukhis on April 15, 2012, 02:30:45 PM
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Hello,
I have a big problem to acces my DNS-323 after an Load Configuration Settings (should be corrupted).
The DNS start normally, it received an IP 192.168.127.220. top lamp blinks always
Using nmap i look for opened ports
port tcp 139 and tcp 445 are open only for web_page folder and lp (the share folder is not available).
No acces via web port tcp 80 ou tcp 443. (web access for parameter)
I try to push the reset button ==> noting more
I try to remove the battery for 1 hour. Nothing. I will try a full night without battery :)
Try with or without hard drives in slots
firmware was early from 1.09 i could'nt remember but could be 1.07
How can i 'reset' configuration DNS-323, fttp, telnet or else ?
I just want to recover acces to my dns-323 / backup of all files are made
Thanks you in advance for your help.
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Are you holding down the reset button while powering up?
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Are you holding down the reset button while powering up?
Of course, that's the first think i try
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If you don't have a backup and need to get your data from the drives assuming they are either RAID 1 or standard configuration - anything else and it is a no go.
First you need either an SATA hot plug rack in your computer or an SATA / USB adapter.
Next, if you are using windows you need to read the sticky 'DNS-323 - Data Recovery (Windows)' thread and get copies of the IFS mentioned.
Once you have your data backed up you can have a serious look at the hardware to try and determine if that is the problem. If it is you may need to get another unit.
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Thanks for your anwer, data are not a problem, it's only backup. Ihave new backup files.
But how to start dns-323 in rescue mode perhaps, or without using parameters. It does not mount any disk.
(used blank disk) (after an azardous corrupted recovery parameters).
No web gui is avalable.
thanks
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Since you have tried different HDs and the unit still doesn't work, you may have a hardware problem in the unit or there night be a problem with the power supply.
A quick test it to see if the fan is running and the indicator light are on at the ethernet socket - make sure it is connected to the network.
You can check the power supply with a small multi-meter - it should give +5v and +12v. If one is missing or low there is the problem which may have caused other problems in the unit itself.
If the power supply is OK then there is a hardware problem in the unit itself which may be as simple as a dry solder joint or serious as a failed component. Dry solder joints can usually be seen and fixed, component failure is another matter unless you have training in electronics, sorry.
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I think you need to reflash the unit.
Here is a brief guide howto
http://www.cyrius.com/debian/orion/d-link/dns-323/recovery.html
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hanks bjdo,
this is exactly what I was looking for. Now it's mine to work