Ijnrsi  Master Member

1. it is doable, but you need to replace one by one and wait for resync process done to replace another one. 2. it is easier than 1., create the new volume and create a new folder on this volume, then move all file from old folder to new folder through file browser in web GUI.

The process will reset the configuration only, so data would not be effected. But you should remember to enable the shared folder you created in shared management in web GUI

have you tried reset your device via hw button? Or try to reset https via console? # /etc/init.d/httpd restart

how about set up the static IP to your network card and try 192.168.1.2? or you can check your client list in your router to check if the both WREs received the IP address from your router, then you can use the IP address to access web interface.

Press WPS button 10 seconds is the way to reset, why not try on another 2 WRE? Here is the user manually. ftp://ftp2.zyxel.com/WRE2205_v2/user_guide/WRE2205%20v2_1.00.pdf

you can try myzyxelcloud, refer the following link to configure your NAS. https://mycloud.zyxel.com/help

try another mail server with using SMTP port 25.

why you can't authentication your iSCSI? NFS is inactive? how your to configure the NFS link on your device?

if you can create a the new volume by delete all content with your old/new disk, try to put the hard disk to windows/OSX to format the old file system information. Then put them back to NAS to create the volume again.

NAS326 is SMB 2.0, did you try use "\\NAS_IP\" in your address bar in your file explorer?

how about change use to transmission package? it is also the tool for bittorrent download.

Try to resan your media via twonky server to see if problem solved or not. https://homeforum.zyxel.com/discussion/comment/2452#Comment_2452

is it block by router? to check listen port for NAS, try these command: "losf -i", "netstat -tulpn"

it is the original behavior, that you need keep it opening in the background.

backup planner can't run when device off, but if you mean power schedule, that it can power on the devicen it was off.