#Seagate dashboard agent registration#
#Seagate dashboard agent password#

Release the reset pin and wait for the device to complete booting and obtain a steady green light (approximately 3-4 minutes) The green light will blink immediately, followed by the white light.

With your GoFlex Home powered off, press the Power button and hold the Reset pin.

Remove the hard disk from the GoFlex Home.

Power off your GoFlex Home, ensure power cord and Ethernet are still connected.

(this always makes me chuckle, but they mean Eject the USB key in the OS before yanking it out of the USB port so don't worry if you've never done ballet classes)

Gracefully remove the USB key from the PC and insert into the GoFlex Home's USB connector.

No other files should exist on the USB key.

Extract the Zipped files to the USB key at the root level.

The reflashing instructions are the same as before from the now unreachable You can download the stock firmware with a default admin account here.

#Seagate dashboard agent password#

It is very important that the very first thing you do after reflashing the firmware is log in to the web interface and change the password for the admin account. If you decide to go ahead, you might consider disabling port forwarding until you have reset the password for the default admin account, because anyone reading this knows the default password.

#Seagate dashboard agent registration#

On the other hand, you're probably reading this because you're stuck on the registration page and if your GoFlex Home is already not useable what have you got to lose? I have made a copy of the stock firmware with the small difference that the first user has already been created and you don't need the Seagateshare server to initialize.Р”В¬heck my disclaimer and while this works great on my own GoFlex Home and other people have also had success with it I can't 100% guarantee it will work the same for you. So now that Seagateshare server has shut down what if you need to reflash your firmware? But reflashing wipes out all user accounts and you need to set up the first user over the internet. The best thing about the GoFlex Home was that that if you forgot your password or acquired a unit with unknown user credentials or just messed things up too badly using ssh, then you could always reflash the firmware and start over with a GoFlex Home just like one straight from the factory.