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Configure multiple IPs/interfaces on RND4000
Hi, Is it possible to configure multiple IP addresses in a RND4000? I need to be able to connect the unit to two home networks, 192.168.0.0/24 and 192.168.1.0/24. Hardware-wise the unit has a...
Also look at e.g. the RN214 which is more powerful than the RN204. If you can get the RN214 for a good price that would be the way to go.
No. The CPU architecture, RAID format and filesystem are all different.
Would be best to get new disks for the new NAS and use backup jobs to copy your data across: How do I back up data from a RAIDiator 4 system to a ReadyNAS OS 6 system?
Then reverse the source and destination of the backup jobs to use the old NAS to backup the new.
Thanks mdgm-ntgr, I was hoping to do it without spending more money but if that's the way it has to be...
I need a four bay device for home use and I've looked at the current offerings, it seems that the RN10400 and RN20400 are likely replacements, they seem to run 6.6.0 (at least according to posts elsewhere on this site) but will I be able to move my existing hard drives, configured with NetGear's RAID-X, to the newer chassis and retain all the data? Can I just unplug from the old, plug in to the new, configure the network/s and see all my files again?
Also look at e.g. the RN214 which is more powerful than the RN204. If you can get the RN214 for a good price that would be the way to go.
No. The CPU architecture, RAID format and filesystem are all different.
Would be best to get new disks for the new NAS and use backup jobs to copy your data across: How do I back up data from a RAIDiator 4 system to a ReadyNAS OS 6 system?
Then reverse the source and destination of the backup jobs to use the old NAS to backup the new.
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