To manually install add-ons for all ReadyNAS devices, download the applicable package from ReadyNAS Apps & Add-ons. SNMP MIB. SNMP MIB for ReadyNAS OS 6 devices can be downloaded directly from the management interface by going to System > Settings > SNMP and clicking on the Download MIB button in the SNMP settings pop-up. RAIDiator SNMP MIB You could power down and then rearrange the order of the disks, but it isn't recommended. Neither X-RAID (used by v1 units) nor X-RAID2 (used by v2 units) uses a proprietary RAID format. No ReadyNAS has ever used a proprietary RAID format. The X-RAID expansion scripts are the things that are proprietary. Duo v2 ReadyNAS ® NV+ v2 Reliable. Affordable. Simple. Reliable • #1 for <$5K network storage (Gartner) • Hot-swappable drives with XRAID™ • 3-year warranty, 24x7 support • Next Business Day service options Affordable • Includes robust photo sharing • Includes premium backup license • 1.6 GHz processor and two USB 3.0 ports Simple View the manual for the Netgear ReadyNAS 212 here, for free. This manual comes under the category Servers and has been rated by 1 people with an average of a 9.6. This manual is available in the following languages: English. Netgear ReadyNAS Duo manual 100 pages Netgear ReadyNAS 214 manual 145 pages Netgear ReadyNas 2100 manual 57 pages Get your user manual by e-mail. Enter your email address to receive the manual of Netgear ReadyNAS Duo v2 in the language / languages: English as an attachment in your email. The manual is 2 mb in size. Locate the Reset button: ReadyNAS X6 or 600: the pinhole is on the back in the lower left corner. ReadyNAS Duo v1, NV, or NV+ v1: the pinhole is next to the USB port in the back: Duo v1: NV+ v1: Using a straightened paper clip, press and hold the Reset button. While continuing to hold the Reset button, press and release the Power button to GearHead Technical Support makes it easy to fix issues on not just your NETGEAR purchase but for your entire home network. The service includes support for the following: NETGEAR and non-NETGEAR network devices. Desktop and Notebook PCs, Printers, Scanners, and more. Windows Operating Systems, MS Office, Outlook, and more. I've been struggling for weeks now to try to get access to my ReadyNAS Duo, but without success. I bought my ReadyNAS Duo in 2009, and have been using it successfully since then, until I recently had to replace my wireless router which died. The new router is an ASUS RT-N66U. It works great except A lot of v1 owners (of the original Sparc-based ReadyNAS) mistakently believe they have a v2. This matters for the procedure below, so please do double-check. A v1 Duo. says Duo on the front panel; runs 4.1.x firmware; might say v2 on labels on the back or side ; A v2 is an Arm-based platform and . says Duo v2 on the front panel; runs 5.3.x Power On. Note: Depending on the system's last power state, the system might power on automatically. For more information, see Power State section below. Connect the system to a power supply. If necessary, press the Power button. The system powers on. Instructions for using Flex-RAID are here: Configuring Your ReadyNAS for Flex-RAID 3) You can create up to 4 volumes (2 per disk). Personally I'd recommend creating separate volumes on disk 1 and disk 2. If you go with one big 6TB volume if any disk fails all data is lost. Instructions for using Flex-RAID are here: Configuring Your ReadyNAS for Flex-RAID 3) You can create up t