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Nas rnd4425 por rnd4000
Buenas tardes Soy nuevo en la comunidad y mi pregunta es: Tengo un nas rnd4425 y no ne funciona,es viejo y ha dejado de funcionar.He comprado un rnd400 pero los discos duros de mi anterior nas me ...
If it is correct the rnd400 has an outer brick
First, thank you very much for replying.I do not know what you mean by scrath disck.I want to move from rd 4425 to 4000.
Thank you very much really
jcnalda wrote:
First, thank you very much for replying.I do not know what you mean by scrath disck.I want to move from rd 4425 to 4000.
Thank you very much really
A "scratch disk" is a spare disk. It will be formated by the NAS, so it shouldn't contain anything you care about.
An RND4000 should be a diskless RND4225. But it's important to make sure both are sparc platforms. That's why I said to make sure the two chassis are identical (the ARM version of the RND4000 has a black chassis, not silver).
Netgear RND4000-200EUS ReadyNAS™ NV+ Versión 2 Gigabit Formato Torre Network Storage (No incluye Discos)
The new chassis is black
jcnalda wrote:
Netgear RND4000-200EUS ReadyNAS™ NV+ Versión 2 Gigabit Formato Torre Network Storage (No incluye Discos)
The new chassis is black
If the old one is silver (as I think it must be), then you can't migrate the disks. The new one is arm-based (called a "v2" here), the silver one is sparc-based (and called a v1 here).
You'll need to recover the data somehow, and then copy it onto the new NAS.
Perhaps a better option is to get a new OS 6 NAS (for instance an RN314 or an RN516). Netgear can assist in migrating the data (though they might charge a fee). http://kb.netgear.com/29876/ReadyNAS-Migrating-disks-from-RAIDiator-4-1-or-RAIDiator-5-3-to-ReadyNAS-OS-6?cid=wmt_netgear_organic
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