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aglight63
Aug 10, 2018Aspirant
ReadyNAS 516 Degraded Volume
RN516 showed Disk went from ONLINE to FAILED, I pulled a drive from spare RN516 (that had been factory reset).
Before swapping drive, I rebooted the NAS, upon reboot, I received "No Volumes exists...
aglight63
Aug 14, 2018Aspirant
:smileysad:
That was our data backup
Jedi_Knight
Aug 14, 2018Tutor
Try this. Read it all the steps before doing it.
Step(s):
1. Completely shutdown the system.
2. Remove the disk #4.
3. Power "On" the system and let the system completely boot up.
4. You exisiting data volume should be online and marked as degraded.
5. Insert the disk #4 while the system is power on. wait for about 3-5 minutes and see if the volume start recovering.
If not, asked for Netgear L3 Support Help.
Good Luck.
- aglight63Aug 14, 2018Aspirant
Thanks Jedi_Knight
I powered off NAS,
removed disk 4,
powered on,
@ step 4, NAS shows just as it does in picture above;
all 5 disks 1,2,3,5,6 are red
disk 4 is black(that I pulled out of a spare NAS) but has a green light instead of no light
still showing No volumes exist
and "Remove inactive volumes to use the disk. Disk #1,2,3,5,6
Still hoping,
AL
- JohnCM_SAug 14, 2018NETGEAR Employee Retired
Hi aglight63,
Upon checking the logs, only 4 out of 6 drives are operational which caused the problem. It appears that most of your disks are in questionable health. Most/all of them have current pending sectors already. It will be best for you to contact support to assist you on this problem.
Please take note that if your device is already beyond the support warranty, they might require you to avail for the support contract or the pay-per-incident support before they can assist you.
Regards,
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