NETGEAR is aware of a growing number of phone and online scams. To learn how to stay safe click here.
Forum Discussion
BUG: ReayNas Pro 6 - RAIDiator 4.2.19
Hi All,
Couldn't find a specific location to report bug feedbacks (unless we missed it!) so thought it would be best to post here.
We have been configuring a Ready NAS Pro 6 to deploy and decided to simulate a disaster (fail to plan - plan to fail and all that)
Anyway, we have 4 drives in there, which we have configured as two sets of RAID 1 (giving volume C and D). Volume C was fully sync'd and Volume D was sync'ing. We decided to pull a drive from Volume C. NAS duly detected failure. Inserted another disk of same size and it reported it would sync the Volume C after it had completed the current task (sync'ing Volume D).
Volume D completed, however Volume C never began its sync process. We had to remove and re-seat the drive for it actually perform the task it had promised to do earlier!
RAIDiator RAIDiator 4.2.19 installed, 4x 2TB WD drives 2x RAID1 volumes.
Just wanted to feedback this bug...probably a very specific set of circumstances to cause this kind of disaster to happen, but still a bug nonetheless
Keep up the good work, super bit of kit otherwise
Couldn't find a specific location to report bug feedbacks (unless we missed it!) so thought it would be best to post here.
We have been configuring a Ready NAS Pro 6 to deploy and decided to simulate a disaster (fail to plan - plan to fail and all that)
Anyway, we have 4 drives in there, which we have configured as two sets of RAID 1 (giving volume C and D). Volume C was fully sync'd and Volume D was sync'ing. We decided to pull a drive from Volume C. NAS duly detected failure. Inserted another disk of same size and it reported it would sync the Volume C after it had completed the current task (sync'ing Volume D).
Volume D completed, however Volume C never began its sync process. We had to remove and re-seat the drive for it actually perform the task it had promised to do earlier!
RAIDiator RAIDiator 4.2.19 installed, 4x 2TB WD drives 2x RAID1 volumes.
Just wanted to feedback this bug...probably a very specific set of circumstances to cause this kind of disaster to happen, but still a bug nonetheless
Keep up the good work, super bit of kit otherwise
NETGEAR Academy
Boost your skills with the Netgear Academy - Get trained, certified and stay ahead with the latest Netgear technology!
Join Us!
