The System Status / Resource Monitor feature is NICE.
With Power Management / Fan Control Settings set to Auto ( Off / Low / High ), there isn't enough of a pause when checking the fan status after the fan goes from off to low. A fan error message is logged every time, when switching from off to low. Here's what the log looks like:
11:41:31 Set Fan Speed To "LOW".
11:41:31 Fan Is Unable To Spin Or Fan Doesn't Exist.
The fan spins up normally.
The previous firmware didn't have this problem.
Can other DNS-325 owners validate a difference with the fan behavior between fw v1.04 and the prior release? ???Yes, I observe the same messages occasionally on mine.
Jul 24 18:01:45 HomeNAS fan_control: Set Fan Speed To "LOW".
Jul 24 18:01:45 HomeNAS fan_control: Fan Is Unable To Spin Or Fan Doesn't Exist.
Jul 24 18:06:49 HomeNAS fan_control: Set Fan Speed To "STOP".
Jul 24 18:22:46 HomeNAS login_mgr.cgi: admin logged in.
Jul 24 18:33:10 HomeNAS fan_control: Set Fan Speed To "LOW".
Jul 24 18:33:10 HomeNAS fan_control: Fan Is Unable To Spin Or Fan Doesn't Exist.
Jul 24 18:38:14 HomeNAS fan_control: Set Fan Speed To "STOP".
Jul 24 18:59:33 HomeNAS fan_control: Set Fan Speed To "LOW".
Jul 24 18:59:33 HomeNAS fan_control: Fan Is Unable To Spin Or Fan Doesn't Exist.
Jul 24 19:04:38 HomeNAS fan_control: Set Fan Speed To "STOP".
Jul 24 19:31:00 HomeNAS fan_control: Set Fan Speed To "LOW".
Jul 24 19:31:00 HomeNAS fan_control: Fan Is Unable To Spin Or Fan Doesn't Exist.
Jul 24 19:36:05 HomeNAS fan_control: Set Fan Speed To "STOP".
Jul 24 20:12:33 HomeNAS fan_control: Set Fan Speed To "LOW".
Jul 24 20:12:33 HomeNAS fan_control: Fan Is Unable To Spin Or Fan Doesn't Exist.
Jul 24 20:16:36 HomeNAS fan_control: Set Fan Speed To "STOP".
Jul 24 21:08:11 HomeNAS fan_control: Set Fan Speed To "LOW".
Jul 24 21:08:11 HomeNAS fan_control: Fan Is Unable To Spin Or Fan Doesn't Exist.
Jul 24 21:13:14 HomeNAS fan_control: Set Fan Speed To "STOP".
Jul 24 23:30:10 HomeNAS rtc: Set System Time.
Jul 25 07:03:28 HomeNAS airplay_daemon: Libgcrypt warning: missing initialization - please fix the application
Jul 25 07:05:02 HomeNAS login_mgr.cgi: admin logged in.
Jul 25 10:17:16 HomeNAS fan_control: Set Fan-Control Mode To "Manual(Always On High)".
Jul 25 10:17:18 HomeNAS fan_control: Set Fan Speed To "LOW".
Jul 25 10:17:18 HomeNAS fan_control: Set Fan Speed To "High".
Jul 25 10:18:56 HomeNAS fan_control: Set Fan-Control Mode To "Auto(Low/High)"
Jul 25 10:18:57 HomeNAS fan_control: Set Fan Speed To "LOW".
Jul 25 10:19:24 HomeNAS fan_control: Set Fan-Control Mode To "Auto(Off/Low/High)"
Jul 25 10:19:25 HomeNAS fan_control: Set Fan Speed To "STOP".
My Photos isnt creating albums? it goes thru the steps and seems like it works but no album ever shows up.
if(mode=="off")
{
alert(_T('_wizard','relogin_msg'))
location.replace("http://" + mainFrame._IPV4_IP[0]);
}
As a temporary workaround, one can issue from browser:http://<yourNASip>/cgi-bin/network_mgr.cgi?cmd=cgi_set_ipv6&f_ipv6_mode=off
seems to be working. Noticed that the help shows that there should be a Copy Status showing how much and at what speed it is transfering. that is missing. would be helpful to see that instead of having to open an explorer and trying to see it that way.
Does this NAS has a Telnet server?
- [Bug Fix] Telnet password issue
Does this NAS has a Telnet server?go to Management and Application Management and you should find the settings for the FTP server. the help panel on the right should give you all the info you need to get it up and running. post back if you need more than that though.
Anybody can explain about how to access via Telnet?
Are there other DNS-325 users who are able to successfully use this functionality? Can anyone replicate/validate this issue? :-\ ???i was playing around with my photos today and notice that now the feature works? i had rebooted a couple of times when i first tried it but after rebooting it today it now works. didn't make any changes i was aware of so not sure why but it does.
. . .
Plus This is only for the USA Market when will it be available to the rest of the world
For a while, I thought I had the time jumping ahead by an hour issue fixed with the v1.04b05 firmware, but it kept happening.
Each time it jumped ahead, the log showed this message:
System Time Is Updated By RTC.
I had the timezone, time and ntp server set correctly. I tried different ntp servers, including the D-Link ones, but the problem kept recurring.
Hello, could you give me some more information on this plugin Transmission?
Where can I find to download to try it?
Thanks
Tomas
Hello, could you give me some more information on this plugin Transmission?
Where can I find to download to try it?
Thanks
Tomas
I also suggest the following russian D-Link page ( http://dlink.ua/dns_addons (http://dlink.ua/dns_addons) - translation from russian http://translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&sl=ru&tl=en&u=http%3A%2F%2Fdlink.ua%2Fdns_addons&sandbox=1 (http://translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&sl=ru&tl=en&u=http%3A%2F%2Fdlink.ua%2Fdns_addons&sandbox=1) ) that contains all addons for DNS-325, some of them are third-parties addons (so we can use them at our own risks).
I am testing some of them (with firmware 1.04b), such as:
1) telnet. Telnet is useful, but it does not require userid and password, so I consider it a security hole.
2) ssh : such as telnet, but at least it uses the secure ssh protocol, requiring userid and password (password must be created at first login).
3) midnight commander. It should be as old Norton Commander, but I am not able to understand how to use it (should it be used inside web manager or inside telnet/ssh???).
4) transmission : an alternate torrent client, just another world if compared with built-in torrent client.
5) mediatomb : an alternate dlna server, still not complete.
6) twonkymedia server : an alternate dlna server, just another world if compared with built-in dlna server. For me it is a pleasant surprise, I confirm it is wonderful and very useful. It is fully supported by so many TVs (I have Samsung and Panasonic TVs, I have no problem with them).
If you want to test other addons, please let us know your opinions. Thanks.
Basic question:
the file DNS-325_fw_revAll_1-04b05_all_en_20130718.zip downloadable on the D-Link ftp server is for ww release. Why the unpacked firmware file is marked "beta"? Is it a beta release or is it a final release?
2) ssh : such as telnet, but at least it uses the secure ssh protocol, requiring userid and password (password must be created at first login).
While I'm at it, are there docs about the Transmission client anywhere to be found?
I haven't come across any explicit documentation for the Transmission add-on for either DNS-325 or DNS-345. :-\
Am I correct in my reading that 4TB drives aren't supported until the v1.04 firmware is installed? If so, any updates about how soon this will be officially released in the US?
I have a DNs-325 with 1.04B05 FW
Trying to Format in RAID 1 two Seagate 4TB ST4000VN000
My problem, even if I select RAID 1, it formats the drives in STANDARD.
Is this normal?
Did a small test.
Rolleback to 1.03... tried to format in RAID1.
It worked...But only detected 1TB total drive instead of 4TB.
But was able to set the remaining space to JBOD.
Then updated to 1.04b05... RAID volume was no longer working.
Only JBOD volume...
Reformated trying RAID1... No success... still set as STANDARD so I get Volume_1 & Volume_2
If there's no data stored on the DNS-325, you may want to try mounting the HDDs in a Windows PC to remove all the partitions and try again.
Tried that... same thing... Not able to format in RAID... only in Standard.there isn't a way to 'format in RAID' unless you are on a server capable of doing that. I think he meant format the drives on a pc to get them clean then put them back in the 325 and set them up as RAIDx
Its really sad to see that DLINK have so limited supported drives.
A lot of people complain having issues with the units... but most of the time its related to
the Hard Drives compatibility. I inserted the drives into my QNAP drive and they worked A1 in RAID1.
there isn't a way to 'format in RAID' unless you are on a server capable of doing that. I think he meant format the drives on a pc to get them clean then put them back in the 325 and set them up as RAIDx
I also suggest the following russian D-Link page ( http://dlink.ua/dns_addons (http://dlink.ua/dns_addons) - translation from russian http://translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&sl=ru&tl=en&u=http%3A%2F%2Fdlink.ua%2Fdns_addons&sandbox=1 (http://translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&sl=ru&tl=en&u=http%3A%2F%2Fdlink.ua%2Fdns_addons&sandbox=1) ) that contains all addons for DNS-325, some of them are third-parties addons (so we can use them at our own risks).
I am testing some of them (with firmware 1.04b), such as:
1) telnet. Telnet is useful, but it does not require userid and password, so I consider it a security hole.
2) ssh : such as telnet, but at least it uses the secure ssh protocol, requiring userid and password (password must be created at first login).
3) midnight commander. It should be as old Norton Commander, but I am not able to understand how to use it (should it be used inside web manager or inside telnet/ssh???).
4) transmission : an alternate torrent client, just another world if compared with built-in torrent client.
5) mediatomb : an alternate dlna server, still not complete.
6) twonkymedia server : an alternate dlna server, just another world if compared with built-in dlna server. For me it is a pleasant surprise, I confirm it is wonderful and very useful. It is fully supported by so many TVs (I have Samsung and Panasonic TVs, I have no problem with them).
If you want to test other addons, please let us know your opinions. Thanks.
Hi Joe Public and thanks for this useful link!
Did a small test.
Rolleback to 1.03... tried to format in RAID1.
It worked...But only detected 1TB total drive instead of 4TB.
But was able to set the remaining space to JBOD.
Then updated to 1.04b05... RAID volume was no longer working.
Only JBOD volume...
Reformated trying RAID1... No success... still set as STANDARD so I get Volume_1 & Volume_2
If there's no data stored on the DNS-325, you may want to try mounting the HDDs in a Windows PC to remove all the partitions and try again.
I have exactly the same problem for my 3tb WD red harddrive. Finally I figure it out what is my problem. Google Chrome! Dns-325 interface does not full support chrome. I tried use IE 11 and everything is working normally. Good luck!
Have been 6 months since D-Link Taiwan firmware beta release and not word from D-link USA.There is any date for the official release firmware update for the USA?
I am just curious if this firmware is ok to use on my DNS 325, I check the D link site and they only show 1.03.
I have 3 tb red drives
I am just curious if this firmware is ok to use on my DNS 325, I check the D link site and they only show 1.03.
I have 3 tb red drives
If somebody is interrested, you may try new 1.05b01 firmware at your own risk. I don't know the changes. I can only say that if works form my NAS DNS 325 rev. A1. But there is still the same bug with the fan spin up :-(
Here is the link:
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LINK REMOVED BY FORUM MODERATOR
JavaLawyer: You have bad work man ... :-\
But there is still the same bug with the fan spin up
Guys, you don't have to load any firmware if you aware of it. But you can let the choice to the others. The source was from the official ftp site and has the label for all devices and english language. Yes, it wasn't american site, but europe ... ::)
Guys, you don't have to load any firmware if you aware of it. But you can let the choice to the others. The source was from the official ftp site and has the label for all devices and english language. Yes, it wasn't american site, but europe ... ::)
4096 May 1 21:07 .!@$mmc/photo/This\ is\ a\ tet/
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So, let's get back to discussing the photos.
I went looking for the photos and didn't find them for anything. After I pulled my drive out and popped it into my UNIX sysem, I looked at the contents of the device and was very surprised to find that all the files used for the audio and the photos were hidden away inside the "System" part of the hard drive, not any "accessable" part.
[...]
I know its poor form to follow one's own post with another like this.
Please excuse me.
Now that the blood/caffene ratio has returned to a much more appropriate level (< 1) something else just whacked me upside the head. If I backup the contents of my NAS using the "Local Backup" application provided, is this stuff that is magically hidden away from view backed up? I have NO idea!
#user name/user password/user groups/ shared folder(rw)/ shared folder(ro)/ shared folder(deny)/user quota
#user/pw/g1:g2/folder1:folder2/folder3:folder4/folder5:folder6/0:0:0:0So, I decided to play with the "Import Users" feature.
I created a small file with the users I wanted created. The "template" that the feature offers (after you choose "Import Users") looks like this:Code: [Select]#user name/user password/user groups/ shared folder(rw)/ shared folder(ro)/ shared folder(deny)/user quota
#user/pw/g1:g2/folder1:folder2/folder3:folder4/folder5:folder6/0:0:0:0
So, being the UNIX guy I am, I created the file leaving in the first of those lines so that I had something to work against. It's safe afterall because the "#" is well known as the "Comment" flag meaning that the line is just that, a comment to be ignored.
I attempted to import the file into a system I'd cleared.
Here's what I got:
- The "#" comment operator is ignored and it read "user name" as the first user I wanted to create! -BUG-
- The blank line I left in the file was treated as an error and not simply ignored! -BUG-
- The user groups passed in were rejected as errors because they didn't already exist. -BUG-
- The option for "User quota" shows four values (separated by colons ":") but there is only one folder that the user has permission to write into (or should I say only one collection of folders who's space is aggregated against your single quota.) So what's the other zero values for?
- Lastly, the shared folder specified in the only username line that was accepted wasn't instantiated. I created a user named 'media' to own the share 'media' which already exists but the share wasn't connected to the user. -BUG-
My personal opinion about this is that the feature/function should be scratched out and the larger feature of being able to selectively save and/or restore sections of the configuration would be much better and more useful.
(I also posted this as a reply to your wishlist post. . . ;))I'll concentrate on the process here instead of the other forum. You can tell me if something needs to be posted there too. This way it's all in one place and the "decision" can go in that forum.
I'll concentrate on the process here instead of the other forum. You can tell me if something needs to be posted there too. This way it's all in one place and the "decision" can go in that forum.
I'd thought about doing it the way you mention but I think, from a system development (thinking D-Link) perspective it's adding **** on to a system/process that already exists.
If you do a "Save Configuration" from the system menu, all of the information we're talking about is already saved so, insted of reinventiing the wheel, just use that configuration file but allow the user to selectively choose which parts to restore.
If I replace my NAS (or buy a second), I'd want to use the same core of the configuration file without loading all of the other config.
I'll concentrate on the process here instead of the other forum. You can tell me if something needs to be posted there too. This way it's all in one place and the "decision" can go in that forum.
I'd thought about doing it the way you mention but I think, from a system development (thinking D-Link) perspective it's adding **** on to a system/process that already exists.
If you do a "Save Configuration" from the system menu, all of the information we're talking about is already saved so, insted of reinventiing the wheel, just use that configuration file but allow the user to selectively choose which parts to restore.
If I replace my NAS (or buy a second), I'd want to use the same core of the configuration file without loading all of the other config.
Added to the firmware wishlist. . . Let me know if the posted entry captures your requirements.For the most part, it works. I'd maybe adjust the wording a little but that's minor:
DNS-325 - Firmware Wishlist (http://forums.dlink.com/index.php?topic=41110.0)
For the most part, it works. I'd maybe adjust the wording a little but that's minor:
Replace {Load} Configuration Settings option with a more intelligent Wizard containing the option to pick-and-choose which settings to restore (or not restore) in the file (e.g. user accounts, groups, shares, network settings, etc.). This feature would prove invaluable for migrating specific settings to other ShareCenter devices