Solving Problems
I can't open NAS Manager.
Check that the NAS is powered on and connected to the network. Run NAS Discovery and
try to reconnect with the server, then launch NAS Manager.
I can't log in to NAS Manager.
Ensure that you are using a valid user name and password. Remember that user names and
passwords are case-sensitive.
I can't access a shared folder.
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Ensure that you have access to that shared folder.
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Ensure that you are using a valid user name and password. Remember that user names
and passwords are case-sensitive.
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The volume that contains the share may be degraded because of a disk drive error or
failure. Check the status of your server's disk drives; see Chapter 5 "Monitoring and
Managing Your Seagate® NAS" on page 27 for more information.
I can't access a file on a shared folder.
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Ensure that you are allowed access to that file.
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The volume that contains the share may be degraded because of a disk drive error or
failure. Check the status of your server's disk drives; see Chapter 5 "Monitoring and
Managing Your Seagate® NAS" on page 27 for more information.
I can't store any more files on a shared volume because its volume is
full.
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Consider removing some of the files currently stored on the NAS.
A firmware upgrade failed.
Try to upgrade the firmware manually. For further assistance, contact Seagate Support at
www.seagate.com/support
A volume is in degraded mode.
A disk drive may have failed. For further assistance, contact Seagate Support at
www.seagate.com/support
I can't get streaming music from the Seagate NAS.
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Ensure that you have iTunes installed on your computer.
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Ensure that you are using a computer that's connected to the local network.
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Ensure that you have access to the shared folder where music files are stored.
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