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PilotSteveB
Oct 25, 2013Aspirant
Migrating from X-RAID2 single redundancy to Dual redundancy
Hello, I have a ReadyNAS Pro Pioneer with 6 2TD disks in X-RAID2 single redundancy running on firmware ver 4.2.24. I'm only using 45% of the total space. Is is possible to migrate from single redu...
dhl
Dec 01, 2013Luminary
I have two Pro Pioneer Systems that need to be upgraded this month.
System 1:
4 x 2TB Samsung HD203WI drives
X-RAID2 (single redundancy)
RAIDiator 4.2.25
System 2:
6 x 1TB WD WD1002FBYS-01A6B0 drives
X-RAID2 (single redundancy)
RAIDiator 4.2.11
My goal is to replace all disks and migrate to 4 x 4TB drives using RAID 6 dual-redundancy in both systems.
What is the recommended expansion procedure for each system?
System 1 has two open bays and gives me the option to use the next added disk for dual-redundancy. Should I add a new dual-redundant disk first, then start replacing existing disks? And would that require 5 disks final instead of 4? I'd like to keep it to four disks total and avoid a factory reset on this system if possible.
System 2 has all bays full already I assume I need to factory reset to get dual-redundancy, correct?
Both systems have just under 4TB of data and will be fully backed up before we do anything.
Any advise and suggestions on how to best proceed?
Thanks!
System 1:
4 x 2TB Samsung HD203WI drives
X-RAID2 (single redundancy)
RAIDiator 4.2.25
System 2:
6 x 1TB WD WD1002FBYS-01A6B0 drives
X-RAID2 (single redundancy)
RAIDiator 4.2.11
My goal is to replace all disks and migrate to 4 x 4TB drives using RAID 6 dual-redundancy in both systems.
What is the recommended expansion procedure for each system?
System 1 has two open bays and gives me the option to use the next added disk for dual-redundancy. Should I add a new dual-redundant disk first, then start replacing existing disks? And would that require 5 disks final instead of 4? I'd like to keep it to four disks total and avoid a factory reset on this system if possible.
System 2 has all bays full already I assume I need to factory reset to get dual-redundancy, correct?
Both systems have just under 4TB of data and will be fully backed up before we do anything.
Any advise and suggestions on how to best proceed?
Thanks!
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