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Tuvix72
Feb 19, 2018Aspirant
Can someone explain NAS Drive Bay Limits?
We have a 12-Bay ReadyNAS with two 24-Bay Expansion units. The drives are all 6TB Seagate Ironwolf Pro which per specifications, support up to 16 bays... See below: Seagate IronWolf Drive Specs ...
- Feb 19, 2018
It’s not based on the number of drives in the volume, but rather the impact of things like the vibrations from having so many disks close together. So 24 disks in an expansion chassis would be above the number of disks recommended by the disk manufacturer.
mdgm-ntgr
Feb 19, 2018NETGEAR Employee Retired
It’s not based on the number of drives in the volume, but rather the impact of things like the vibrations from having so many disks close together. So 24 disks in an expansion chassis would be above the number of disks recommended by the disk manufacturer.
- Tuvix72Feb 19, 2018Aspirant
Got it! So it is a physical/environmental rating based on vibrations etc... good to know, thank you!
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