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Migrating ReadyNAS 2120 to ReadyNAS 3130
I have a ReadyNAS 2120 unit that seems to have a hardware failure. It was configured with a RAID5 setup. Can I swap all of the disks directly into a ReadyNAS 3130 unit? If the disks were OK, what is the risk of data loss?
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JJMats wrote:
I have a ReadyNAS 2120 unit that seems to have a hardware failure. It was configured with a RAID5 setup. Can I swap all of the disks directly into a ReadyNAS 3130 unit?
Yes, you can migrate the disks.
The 3130 will migrate the OS from Arm to x86. That works well for the NAS application, but many apps (for instance plex) cannot be migrated, so will have to be reinstalled.
JJMats wrote:
If the disks were OK, what is the risk of data loss?
Very low. I've done similar migrations a couple of times, and had no issues.
Yes, you are correct. Both units are rack-mounted. Thanks for the additional verification.
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