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After 4.2.30 update TOS machines disappear from network
Posted: 06 Mar 2022, 01:19
by titanrx8
Both of my f2-221 have been randomly leaving the network since updating to 4.2.30. This never happened on 4.2.28 or earlier.
All of the lights are green and the LAN yellow flashes on the rear connector. The fans are running. Cannot ping the units, TNAS PC and mobile don't see them, the router doesn't see them. The only way to get them back onto the network is to power down and restart.
This is a guess on my part, but I believe that this is due to the changes in TOS for the disk hibernation. When the units disappear from the network, the disks appear to be spun down hibernating (only sound is from the rear fan).
I have changed one unit to never hibernate to see if this makes a difference.
Maybe enabling Wake-On-LAN can fix this?
Anyone else experiencing random network disappearances?
Re: After 4.2.30 update TOS machines disappear from network
Posted: 06 Mar 2022, 20:30
by DDelaney01
I am experiencing similar issues. Also, the unit is EXTREMELY slow to do anything when I can get to it..
Re: After 4.2.30 update TOS machines disappear from network
Posted: 07 Mar 2022, 04:43
by titanrx8
DDelaney01 wrote: ↑06 Mar 2022, 20:30
I am experiencing similar issues. Also, the unit is EXTREMELY slow to do anything when I can get to it..
Slow behavior can be the time it takes to wake the disks from hibernating. In my case the system even ignores pings so it's totally unresponsive.
@tm after 24 hours with the hibernation deactivated the system has not lost connectivity. The hibernation fix that was included in 4.2.30 seems to allow the drives to sleep but doesn't allow them to come back awake.
Also, when the drives are asleep, the system will not follow the scheduled power on/off cycles.
Re: After 4.2.30 update TOS machines disappear from network
Posted: 07 Mar 2022, 17:37
by TMSupport
Thanks for your feedback, we will verify it soon.
Re: After 4.2.30 update TOS machines disappear from network
Posted: 07 Mar 2022, 22:11
by joka388
Same here on both of my F2-210 and my F4-220.
On both of my F2-210 there is connected a USB-HDD with 8TB and i can´t copy any file with the windows explorer.
Windows Explorer say the connection is broken. I see the existing folder and Files on the HDD but i can´t copy anything on the HDD.
On the HDD from the NAS i can copy files but when TinyMedia will rename the file, TinyMedia say that the connection is broken and the file cannot be renamed. But with Windows i see the folders and files. I also can play the files with a standalone Mediaplayer or Windows Software.
Also i can´t remove any folder or files from the NAS with Windwos Explorer. Massage from Windows Explorer "Check your Networkconnection". But with Google Browser i can connect to the NAS and Delete the Files or Folders directly within TOS.
Sorry for my english but school is a long time ago
best regards
Joachim
Re: After 4.2.30 update TOS machines disappear from network
Posted: 07 Mar 2022, 22:45
by TMnorah
Hi, have you ever changed your username or password? Maybe this is a problem with the Windows credentials, you can remove the TNAS user credentials, disconnect the original network mapped drive and remap with the new user information by following the directions below.
viewtopic.php?f=77&t=2759
Re: After 4.2.30 update TOS machines disappear from network
Posted: 08 Mar 2022, 13:05
by capnhowyoudo
I too am having the same issue after the update with external usb drives. They were working just fine prior to the update. This needs to get fixed ASAP !
Re: After 4.2.30 update TOS machines disappear from network
Posted: 08 Mar 2022, 13:56
by DDelaney01
titanrx8 wrote: ↑07 Mar 2022, 04:43
DDelaney01 wrote: ↑06 Mar 2022, 20:30
I am experiencing similar issues. Also, the unit is EXTREMELY slow to do anything when I can get to it..
Slow behavior can be the time it takes to wake the disks from hibernating. In my case the system even ignores pings so it's totally unresponsive.
@tm after 24 hours with the hibernation deactivated the system has not lost connectivity. The hibernation fix that was included in 4.2.30 seems to allow the drives to sleep but doesn't allow them to come back awake.
Also, when the drives are asleep, the system will not follow the scheduled power on/off cycles.
I have turned off HD sleep (BTW... that took about an hour to do... just waiting for it to even respond in control panel. Same slowness, intermittent connectivity... It doesn't matter if using Windows Explorer or TOS Desktop. Even logging into it is EXTREMELY slow, if it works at all. I had no issues until this .30 update. I can't copy files to or from the TNAS. It's basically gone out to lunch... making it useless.
Re: After 4.2.30 update TOS machines disappear from network
Posted: 08 Mar 2022, 15:37
by joka388
I will rename a Folder with Windwos Explorer an i get an Error - see screenshot.
Re: After 4.2.30 update TOS machines disappear from network
Posted: 08 Mar 2022, 16:57
by joka388
This issue is only on my TNAS-F4-220 (X86).
On my F2-210 i can rename folders or files.