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I just recently bought an SRPD50 2-bay NAS by Seagate. I connected it to my Ethernet switch and booted her up, first thing it asked me was the MAC address, which I identified in the back of the device and typed it in. No matter what though, I was not able to connect to internet, weirdly enough I am still given an IP, and it is being identified by the gateway. Even when I run an arp-scan everything is there!

I noticed on the back that the Ethernet port is half green, and half orange. That was weird enough for me, but when researching it, it can just mean slower speeds so I disregarded it.

Since I couldn't get any real connection to the internet the first thing I tried to do was to at least establish a connection between my devices. I set up an shared folder via Samba on my server, and tried connecting via that, but I couldn't get anything.

There's not like there is that much in the settings portion of this NAS, so I started connected my Ethernet cable to different things, but no matter where I connect it: server, switch, directly, I am still getting that same half orange, half green indicated on the NAS port.

I recently tried after some advice and research to SSH to it, and run some commands. I've pinged a server using an IP and a domain, and both have had no errors. When running up address, the state of eth0 is UP. Also, I tried restarting the networking service but, the command isn't found?? So i tried that as well.

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  • Did you forward any ports on your router?
    – Gantendo
    Commented Apr 7 at 3:18
  • I have not. Does ports need to be forwarded, even if it's for a firmware update check? The router I use, is not mine, so I can't open it's ports (my parents). Can I use a VPN with it?
    – Javontae
    Commented Apr 7 at 3:22
  • Did you enable Seagate Global Access? Page 23 of the administrator guide claims it supports UPnP which should open ports automagically, depending on the router configuration
    – Gantendo
    Commented Apr 7 at 3:24
  • So that's also part of my problem. I was trying to add a Seagate account (for Global Access), but it can't send me emails at the moment.
    – Javontae
    Commented Apr 7 at 3:25

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