ected just fine, so I spent some time troubleshooting it. -Around 11:00am or so I was finally on instant message chat with the makers of the server, Synology, who had us conduct some tests and they ultimately concluded that a possible issue was a defective hard drive in the server. This was a problem sin

cted just fine, so I spent some time troubleshooting it. -Around 11:00am or so I was finally on instant message chat with the makers of the server, Synology, who had us conduct some tests and they ultimately concluded that a possible issue was a defective hard drive in the server. This was a problem sin

ticed that our other servers (NAS1 and NAS2) were also not working properly, although we were able to access their control windows, unlike with the Synology server. After some EFTA00173535 digging around we noticed the folders that contain our data was missing. Initially we thought this was due to a f

cted just fine, so I spent some time troubleshooting it. -Around 11:00am or so I was finally on instant message chat with the makers of the server, Synology, who had us conduct some tests and they ultimately concluded that a possible issue was a defective hard drive in the server. This was a problem sin