nihilin  Freshman Member

@Rory Thank you so much, that was some quality answer! With your answer and a bit of Google regarding the reset function, I found the solution. I just had to press the reset button for about 20 seconds to make a full reset and after that, the NAS got an IP from the DHCP. Already tried the reset button before but only…

I called them today and told them my problem. They said that everything is fine and works accordingly which I don't doubt since I never had problems with various devices during the last 7 years except with the new NAS... They also tried to solve the problem with me on the phone but we couldn't find a solution. Don't know…

Unfortunately the router is provided by our business provider. Have to let my service provider check that since I have no access to the router but there were already a lot of devices connected to it and the NAS326 is the first one with problems so I doubt it's a problem with the router. Yes, the LEDs are blinking.