[Help] No Web or SMB access on F4-210 TerraMaster NAS after reboot
Posted: 02 Jun 2026, 15:09
Hello Everyone,
Thanks for taking the time to read my post and my advanced apologies if the question has been asked before.
I own a TerraMaster F4-210 and it has been working great for the past 2 years give or take.
Today I had the need to power down the unit, which I did by connecting to the device on my Windows 11 machine and
using the TNAS app, I logged into the web interface and properly power down the device.
After restarting the device I am no longer able to access my files via SMB.
On the TNAS PC for Windows app, I am able to see my NAS under TNAS Devices, but if I click to open the web admin page
I get a browser error saying "refused to connect". I am able to connect to the via DLNA/UPNP to playback files and also via FTP to upload and download files, but no access to admin or to SMB protocol. I've shutdown 2-3 times using the hardware power button hold for 4 sec to properly shutdown, but no results. I also tried access the NAS from either wired and wireless computer to no avail.
Do you guys have any suggestions, ideas or work around?
Thanks in advance!

Thanks for taking the time to read my post and my advanced apologies if the question has been asked before.
I own a TerraMaster F4-210 and it has been working great for the past 2 years give or take.
Today I had the need to power down the unit, which I did by connecting to the device on my Windows 11 machine and
using the TNAS app, I logged into the web interface and properly power down the device.
After restarting the device I am no longer able to access my files via SMB.
On the TNAS PC for Windows app, I am able to see my NAS under TNAS Devices, but if I click to open the web admin page
I get a browser error saying "refused to connect". I am able to connect to the via DLNA/UPNP to playback files and also via FTP to upload and download files, but no access to admin or to SMB protocol. I've shutdown 2-3 times using the hardware power button hold for 4 sec to properly shutdown, but no results. I also tried access the NAS from either wired and wireless computer to no avail.
Do you guys have any suggestions, ideas or work around?
Thanks in advance!
