D-Link dns-323 non-functional after upgrading to latest OSX

I have a apple airport extreme network, macbook pro, and ipad.
My DNS-323 in which is in RAID1 configuration worked great until latest upgrade to OSX.
Now my devices do not recognize the DNS323 at all.
I am at a loss. I have 12 years of photos and videos on that drive.
Any troubleshooting ideas appreciated

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