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I had a disk fail for the first time in 3 years. Bought an identical WD Red Pro 4T disk and hot swapped. The NAS recognizes it but for the life of me I cannot get it to resynch. The front panel flashes "data DEGRADED" and the admin console shows the following.
I have rebooted the NAS. Nothing. I formatted the disk (though it was brand new). Nothing. I've spent hours trying to figure it out without success - it can't be that difficult but I'm at a loss.
After trying everything (thanks community) I bought a second disk... like magic, it worked as expected. It seems the original disk (out of the box) that I ordered from Amazon was defective. Would have never believed it if I had not tried a second one. Thanks everyone.
I had a disk fail for the first time in 3 years. Bought an identical WD Red Pro 4T disk and hot swapped. The NAS recognizes it but for the life of me I cannot get it to resynch.
I have rebooted the NAS. Nothing. I formatted the disk (though it was brand new). Nothing. I've spent hours trying to figure it out without success - it can't be that difficult but I'm at a loss.
There could be some clues in the log zip file, so I suggest beginning by downloading that.
After trying everything (thanks community) I bought a second disk... like magic, it worked as expected. It seems the original disk (out of the box) that I ordered from Amazon was defective. Would have never believed it if I had not tried a second one. Thanks everyone.
