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Copy and paste the file you downloaded in Step 1 into the DroboApps folder.Ħ. Enter your Admin account credentials as shown belowĤ.

Open Windows Explorer on the side panel, click on Network and select your Drobo device.

Select DroboApps from the list of shared volumes.

Select Registered User and log in with your Admin credentials

You will be prompted to choose to connect as a Guest or a Registered user.

Enter the following to connect the DroboApps share: :/DroboApps.

In Finder, click the Go option > Connect to Server.

In this step, you need to mount a special share folder called DroboApps: If you already have ElephantDrive installed, uninstall it as shown below:ģ. Mount Drobo to your Windows or Mac device. Make sure it is named "elephantdrive.tgz." Some browsers like Safari may change the extension of the file.Ģ.

Use this link to download the latest version of ElephantDrive. This guide explains how to manually install the latest version of ElephantDrive for Drobo.ġ. This Mac is Locked.The latest version of ElephantDrive is not yet available through Drobo Apps in the Drobo dashboard.Change even more Finder options using defaults July 24, 2022.So grab a copy of Drobo Dashboard 2.6.2 at this link to install first before upgrading to the latest release on a clean install.Īdobe (2) AirDrop (1) AirPrint (2) Apple (46) Apple Business Manager (1) Apple School Manager (1) BLOX Total CMS (1) CFast (1) CompactFlash (1) Configuration Profiles (2) Configurator (1) Creative Cloud (1) DetectX Swift (4) Drobo (2) Finder (1) Find My iPhone (1) iMac (1) InDesign (2) iOS (1) iPhone (1) iSCSI (2) Lexar (1) macOS (43) MAUCacheAdmin (7) MAU Caching Server (8) MDM (1) Microsoft AutoUpdate (15) Microsoft Office (14) Microsoft Teams (2) Munki (18) MunkiReport (6) OS X (2) Outset (1) packaging (1) Photo Mechanic (2) Podcast (1) PrinterGenerator (2) printing (4) Reposado (1) Sandisk (1) Slack (3) Software Update (2) SSD Fan Control (1) Town News (1) Zoom (1) Recent Posts The iSCSI connection was maintained after a subsequent upgrade to the current Dashboard 2.7.1. Sure enough, when I dropped the install back to 2.6.2 I was able to connect right away. So despite no mention of it in the release notes, it appears something about the iSCSI initiator changed in 2.6.3 as well. Drobo Dashboard versions 2.6.4 and later will no longer be including ATTOs iSCSI initiator.Drobo Dashboard versions 2.6.2 and earlier included ATTOs iSCSI initiator as part of the Drobo Dashboard install package.Interestingly this old support article from last year now makes no mention of Dashboard 2.6.3 but instead says: I decided to take a step back and review all the information I had available, something I should have done more carefully in the first place. I could connect via USB for management so I knew the unit itself was functioning but had no access to the data. However no combination/order of installing the OS and Drobo Dashboard with or without Java resulted in successfully being able to see the B800i over ethernet.

So I grabbed version 2.6.3 from my archives and got to work. Read on for how I finally got it going.īased on discussions and documents from last year I knew I needed to start with a version of Drobo Dashboard prior to 2.6.4, because that was the version the iSCSI initiator was removed from the application. A year after my article detailing the removal of the iSCSI initiator from the Drobo Dashboard software, the time finally arrived that I needed to setup a Drobo B800i on a clean install of Mac OS X El Capitan.ĭespite being prepared for what I was getting into it still didn’t go smoothly.