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but did get onto the admin console on the web. So I used fling on my phone and found the correct IP address. Do a bootable clone from now on before you ever 'UPGRADE' so you can easily go back to an actual working OS. I suppose it is on the Thecus thus defeating the idea of recovering the whole OS in order to access the Thecus.

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I know people today use more sophisticated tools but I still think pen and paper log book works better when all the electronics fails.Дo you have a full backup of the computer somewhere before you attempted the upgrade? Again setting those things without writing them on a label is not wise.

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You should also be able to recover the username and password from your keychain. like 10.0.1.10 and put a label on the NAS with that number.Д®ven if you cannot access the Thecus disk you definitely should be able to get into the GUI using HTTP and that should reveal the current IP address. always set the NAS to static IP so you are NEVER stuck where it is on the network. Was hoping your thecus had an LCD readout that would give you the IP or you had set it statically. If you used 10.0.1.2 it is wrong as that address is already used by wireless in the computer. but it is useful for the purpose of simply discovering what is on the network. They tend to keep begging you to upgrade.

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There are a couple of free tools for iOS. and I am not sure of 3rd party or free ones.

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Mac seems devoid of tools for network now. Looking at airport utility it says that the time capsule LAN IP is 10.0.1.1 and one of the wireless clients is 10.0.1.2, but the NAS is connected to the time capsule with an ethernet cable.

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I've just downloaded the Thecus setup wizard for Mac to see if I can get a connection going that way, if I can work out the admin password. There is a button on the font of the NAS that might be for that purpose. Looks like I will have to do some more research and see if I can start a USB backup copy.

It's a strong password, but even that didn't work.

I even tried my wife's user name and password as she hasn't changed hers since it was set up. I'm not sure why it doesn't show the you don't have permission message when trying to log in as a registered user. Selecting my user name (N2100 has been out of support for 11 years, I can't remember what my password was back then) Selecting admin (can't remember if I ever changed the admin password or used default)Д¬IFS = There was a problem. Check server name or IPД¬IFS = Shows a list of folders to mount - selecting one = There was a problem. However in Finder under the network location I can see the server name but get info doesn't show anything useful and it says connection failed and clicking connect as doesn't show any pop up to enter any different user details any more.Д¬onnecting to server name does show login pop up - selecting guest has the followingДЄFP = There was a problem. contact system adminД¬IFS to the IP = There was a problem. So I am assuming that's the correct IP address.ДЄPF to the IP = There was a problem. If I go into the network tab (for Ethernet) it states the DHCP range starts at 10.0.1.2 and if I open network utility I get a response from ping on that address. The rest of that thread then goes on talking about permissions for the volume at which point I got lost.Д¬an someone please give me some simple instructions to help me connect to my data on this old drive. I tried that and now the top level folders are no longer shown and trying to connect to the drive now shows the error 'There was a problem connecting to the server.' It may not exist etc. So I searched the message and found this thread Most responses were saying to force quit Finder and then it would connect.

I am still waiting for support from Thecus. Originally I could see the top level folders but when selecting a folder I got an error message stating 'The operation can't be completed because the original item for. I want to access some files on it and when I connect it to my time capsule I can see it but can't connect to any of the content on it. I have an old Thecus N2100 YES box NAS drive that I used to use many years ago.

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