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NAS starting to fail

tommy-b-10
By tommy-b-10
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Hey guys, so about 3 years ago I purchased a 2tb Iomega Home media networkd hard drive or NAS.

 

I leave it on 24/7, but latly it had not been showing up on my network unless I restart it. I cant even access it from its ip address.

 

I also have another server, a proxmox box which I could connect the drive too, however will this delete all the data from the drive if I took it out of there and placed it into the other server?

 

Any solutions? Cheers!

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Have you called customer support?

 

I know it seems obvious, but they're really the first ones to go to.

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