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Many thanks, makes sense

I cannot login to our school NAS drive, normally this only requires entering the IP address into a browser. Last time this was used, the IP address was set to static (10.130.98.175) and all OK, however we had a new server installed recently with MS Server 2016. The old server was decommissioned and all the DHCP leases/reservations copied over to the new, which was also assigned the same IP address of the old server etc... Trouble is, the NAS drive has lost it's lease; hence there is no way to access the interface. Here is the killer, I cannot hard-reset, which according to the manual just requires holding down the reset button on the back for 15 sec. It only does a software reset and therefore the crucial reset back to DHCP does not work. It's stuck and I have a valuable resource - that we use for the main backup - unusable ;-( Anyone out there have any experience of these units? Cheers

Cool, thanks for letting me know ;-)

Hi, didn't ignore you on 25th FN-GM, I've been ill for the week, just back today. Sorry, I really thought I had responded to say, 'huge thanks' for this. I really didn't think I'd get the software from anywhere. Again, massive thanks and I'll dbl check in the future that any replies I make to the forum actually go up. Best

I'm a new member and have just picked up on this thread. A member of staff has pulled some storyphones out of a cupboard and would like to use them. No sign of any software! johanbard, would it be OK for you to send me your zipped file also? Richard, IT Support, Hayward's Primary School, Crediton, Devon Best