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Readynas Pro 6 - adding disk for a separate volume
Hi there,
I should know the answer but my NAS is sitting under my desk and never requires attention so I have forgotten!
my NAS has currently 2 x 4TB HDD's. I have 4 more 1xTB drives which were pulled from servers but they seem to work fine on their own - some servers are simply a little strict on some parameters.
I would like to put those disks in the NAS but I don't want to mess up the current 4TB volume. Is there a way to tell the NAS to create a separate RAID5 volume with those 4 disks?
Re: Readynas Pro 6 - adding disk for a separate volume
Not on RAIDar 4.2.x with XRAID enabled. When you add another drive, it will automatically be added to the existing array. If you set it up for FlexRAID, then yes. OS6.x allows you to toggle off XRAID, then you can add a second volume. Once it is toggled off and another volume is added, you cannot toggle it back on.
Re: Readynas Pro 6 - adding disk for a separate volume
Not on RAIDar 4.2.x with XRAID enabled. When you add another drive, it will automatically be added to the existing array. If you set it up for FlexRAID, then yes. OS6.x allows you to toggle off XRAID, then you can add a second volume. Once it is toggled off and another volume is added, you cannot toggle it back on.
