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numberfive:
Hello there.

I have a DLink DNS-340L running as a backup repository (or I wish I had).
Problem is the NAS keep randomly freezing.
It stops responding to pings. Only way to get it back on (for a few more minutes, before it freezes again) is to remove the power and reconnect it again.

The NAS is running on the latest firmware (1.08), HHD Hibernation is DISABLED.

Tried a different power adapter, same problem.

Running with 2 WD40EFRX WesternDigital Red hard drives (supposedly supported drives), RAID 1.

Need solutions..

FurryNutz:
Has a factory reset been performed and setup from scratch yet? This won't harm the data on the drives.

Is the temperature warm or hot of the DNS unit?

numberfive:
Hello there.

Last I checked before losing connection the NAS temperature was around 116º F.

No, a RESET was not performed, but I'll try now.

EDIT:

OK, factory reset done..
Sending some PINGs to the NAS now.. I'll keep you informed if or when it fails...

FurryNutz:
Ok, also you might consider keeping the NAS cooler. You might place a laptop usb cooler fan under the unit for additional cooling. I keep on under my router 24/7.

numberfive:
Yea, I'm not sure how much the temperature is rising, because after it freezes, there's no way to check anything..

I've now set the FAN to (low/high) instead of AUTO, because it seemed that it wasn't turning on, but I'm assuming that's because it wasn't needed..

I'll check later on if I've lost the connection or not..

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