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Ross36
Apr 18, 2016Follower
Downgrading RN104 to RN102
Hi everyone, I've been tasked with getting the data from two 4TB hard drives which were apparently in a RAID 1 setup in a Readynas RN104. I cannot access the original NAS, and don't know which or...
StephenB
Apr 19, 2016Guru - Experienced User
Ross36 wrote:
I've been tasked with getting the data from two 4TB hard drives which were apparently in a RAID 1 setup in a Readynas RN104.
Do you know if the disks were encrypted? If they were, you will need the key with the new NAS.
If not, then you can copy the data using a normal linux distro that supports btrfs. Then if your migration fails, you'd still have the data backed up.
I'd recommend that they also put a backup plan in place once the new NAS is installed.
Also, I'd also recommend an RN202 or RN212 over an RN100 series.
- mdgm-ntgrApr 19, 2016NETGEAR Employee Retired
Also what troubleshooting was done to conclude the problem was with the RN104 chassis and not a different problem?
If the problem was not with the chassis it will remain when moving the disks across to another chassis.
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