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HP Microserver P410 RAID Controller 4x 2TB SAS RAID-5 configured.

Xpenology sees 1 volume with shared folders

 

1 drive crashed and now all shared folders are gone.

Replaced defective drive and rebuild RAID in P410 BIOS

 

Now Raid-volume is ok again, but still no shared folders anymore

 

Who is able to help me restore the shared folders?

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Hi jensander, I am a beginner with xpenology and I don't know what you mean with ssh console.
Is it the console what you see on the monitor on xpenology unit?

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No, that's the pyhsical console which shows nothing but "booting the kernel...".

 

First: log in to your DSM and open the control panel. Go to "Terminal & SMNP". Activate the SSH service. After that, download the free ssh client "Putty":

 

https://the.earth.li/~sgtatham/putty/latest/w64/putty.exe

 

Open it and fill in the IP address of your NAS in the upper field, click on "Open". Acknowledge the message regarding the fingerprint by clicking "Yes". Enter the username of your NAS (should have admin rights) and hit RETURN. Enter your password (you won't see any chars when typing) and hit RETURN again. Now you should be logged in.

 

Type these commands:

 

cd / (RETURN)

ls -l (RETURN)

 

Putty now shows the root directory of your system. If you have only one volume enter this command:

 

cd /volume1 (RETURN)

 

Type again:

 

ls -l (RETURN)

 

Shared folders are marked in GREEN color while Synology's system folder are shown in blueish with an @ at the beginning. Do you see any of these "green" folders?

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Firewall is not enable, user belongs to Administrators group

DSM asks for Name and Password, then Putty quits

 

When I put Putty in Do not Close and login again:

Permission denied, please try again.
 

2019-09-17 19_29_57-192.168.2.39 - PuTTY.png

2019-09-17 19_30_26-Window.png

Edited by janpas
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DSM only allows admin to login.

User with user Right no access.

 

cd /volume1

ls -l

Only shows @eaDir and @tmp in Blue

 

 

 

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