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I guess what happened is when you do the IP configuration of the storage; you did not save it, so when it was off and on, it lost the configurations.<br />
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you need to connect it through console cable to and manage it through terminal tool (such as hyperterminal in windows). and run &quot;setup&quot; command again to re-put the IP address and other network configurations.<br />
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use the following standard port setting in hyperterminal <br />
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Bits = 9600<br />
Data bits = 8<br />
Parity = None<br />
Stop bits = 1<br />
Flow control = none<br />

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I guess what happened is when you do the IP configuration of the storage; you did not save it, so when it was off and on, it lost the configurations.

you need to connect it through console cable to and manage it through terminal tool (such as hyperterminal in windows). and run "setup" command again to re-put the IP address and other network configurations.

use the following standard port setting in hyperterminal

Bits = 9600
Data bits = 8
Parity = None
Stop bits = 1
Flow control = none


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I shutdown my StoreVault S500 gracefully using the StoreVault Manager software in preparation for a power outage occuring in the building. On Monday, the power restored, everything has been turned on and the StoreVault appears to be on and functioning. However, I cannot ping it, nor connect to it with the StoreVault Manager.<br />
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We do not have the documentation for the unit, nor can I find it online. Can anyone help?
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I shutdown my StoreVault S500 gracefully using the StoreVault Manager software in preparation for a power outage occuring in the building. On Monday, the power restored, everything has been turned on and the StoreVault appears to be on and functioning. However, I cannot ping it, nor connect to it with the StoreVault Manager.

We do not have the documentation for the unit, nor can I find it online. Can anyone help?

StoreVault S500 shut down, now can't reconnect to it.

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