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ipaul81
Aug 11, 2011Aspirant
Advice Plz... HD Videos to PS3 with ReadyNAS Ultra 2
Hi All, I am looking for some advice before I go and spend my $$$ on a NAS. My home network and Entertainment system is made up of... Apple Airport Extreme Gigabit 802.11N Router 2x Macbook Pro...
PapaBear1
Aug 14, 2011Apprentice
Yes it is. When you replace a drive with another of equal or larger size, it will resync the drives, in your case, synchronizing the data sector by sector on the old drive with the new drive. Then when you replace the second drive with a larger drive, it will again synchronize the data on the other drive to the second drive. It will probably require a reboot after the resync on the second drive to expand vertically. (Horizontal expansion is achieved by adding drives, vertical expansion is achieved by adding larger drives. The vertical expansion will not take place until there is redundancy - at least two drives in a unit with single redundancy).
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