Similar problem here. All firmware is updated… Able to access and backup to drive, but after a couple of hours use, the shares drop from the network. Able to access via web gui management, but have to unplug power and plug it back in to get shares back online.
I’m not using a mac, but I disabled the AFP protocol anyway, hoping this will solve the problem.
Yes, I’m having the same problem. Usually the network drive becomes unavailable when copieen large files (1 or 2 GB or so). The drive is still pingable, but the shares are not available as well as the http at port 80.
The log doens’t show anything usefull.
Can you report anything new on this subject? Seems to be a common (chronic) issue.
i have the same issue, i opened a case in WD and they answered as they were hearing about this problem for the first time. My drive is useless after the last firmware and they dont admit it.
Problem is that i have all my files in there that i can not even copy to move them to another drive since i often lose the connectivity. All i want is to throw out this drive asap.,
I have assigned my drive (My World Book 2 TB White) a permanent IP address. I use Mac OS X 10.6.8 at this time, with other computers/users with Mac OS X 10.4.11, 10.3.9 and Windows XP Pro, all with some issues, but never losing connections. Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit, I have the same issues you all have described - sometimes I can connect, and when I do I lose the connection after a few minutes. I have many problems related to Windows 7- but no other OSs. I believe it is a Windows 7 Problem. I can’t prove it though I’m not an expert in Windows - it could be something I’ve done wrong, but I can’t afford Microsoft “tech” support.
Hello, i have the same issue on My Book World Edition (White Light).
After a period of time, the drive isn’t reachable from the network. The NAS is connected to a D-Link Gigabit Switch.
I’ve installed the last firmware 01.02.12 but the issue remains. AFP is disabled, and now i’ve disabled the iTunes server too. In the next days i see if the issue remains.
This summer the drive wasn’t reachable often (every 1-2 days). As the temperature decreases (autumn-winter), the issue is less frequent. Maybe the cooling system of the MBWE is not good.
Anyone of this forum has fixed this annoyng issue with a fan or with a particular setting?
I have a similar problemasIjustinstalled aWD Live hub with 1TB hard drive.I have direct tv2pc installed.I get the media ok fromthe receiver to the pc,but when I try with the hubit showsthe playlist from the receiver but when I clickon it it says browser error.I amvery new at this .It does workwith my pc great.Thanks for your help.
Same problem here. I was transferring a 4 GB file from PC to WD MBWE II, i got message, cannot access the drive. I tried to ping it, works fine, TTL=1, but cannot access drive from PC. I tried to power it off using the power button, no response. I tried to hot the reset button too, no response. I finally pulled the power wire and plugged it in after few minutes. It starts responding. But, like some one said earlier. the GUI is very very slow.
I also see this - 2012/01/23 19:09:29 read_data: read failure for 4 bytes to client 192.168.1.8. Error = Connection reset by peer ( 192.168.1.8 is my PC IP.) 192.168.1.104 - static IP for the nas
Hi, I am unable to help here but I have My Book World Edition(blue rings) 2 off), both connected via ethernet to the Router. One of them drops off the Network and I cannot access files - sometimes within minutes. The data is always there but the drive is inaccessible. I have not tried accesing it by ip address, only as a Network drive but will try a telnet or ping. .When it drops off the Network the blue rings stay solid and it does not power off via the power button - the power cable has to be unplugged to bring the unit down. This drive called ONE1TBHOME is my Primary device and the other is TWO1TBHOME is by backup drive - which is now out sync and I have left it down until ONE1TBHOME can be fixed to stay on the Newtork.
Your problems seem very close to mine and I would like to stay abreast of what is happening and would happily try things suggested and contribute if I can.
I have noticed other threads that say I can restore the Disk settings for My Book World Edition(blue rings) admin password, IP address etc. to default without losing data - however if I did a Full Factory Default I would lose everything - something I really don’t want to do.
Can anyone advise on how I can do Defaults reset without losing the data ? Something about holding the RESET button down for a period of time. I have never carried out any software updates and the twin of my non accessible My Book World Edition(blue rings) functions fine but since it was the backup disk for my failing unit it is kept powered down.
I am also going to see if using a small fan blowing on the My Book World Edition(blue rings) that drops off the Network (not visible as a disk) improves the situation as other threads have suggested cooling problems. Oh God what a disaster. Let us all hope we can find some sort of solution.
Thanks everyone on this forum for all the suggestions. I will stayed tuned.
I tried to update Twonky Server, but the issue remains. I’ve reduced the log to the last 100 events, but the drive is always unreachable. I’ve installed the 01.02.05 firmware.
I have to restore the default settings? But i lose all my data if i do this?