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A possible "overflow" of data on the NAS seems to have trigged the alerts and possibly initiated the resyncronizing. On the log zip file I find a message stating that "Volume less than 10% of capacity" with instructions to add or reduce. I have now deleted old files not important and now 45% of the volume is free.
If the data volume gets too full, the system will automatically start deleting snapshots. However, that shouldn't trigger a resync, so there is mystery here.
While only 34% was resyncronized two days ago, this morning 82% is syncronized. I hope it speeds up and that the NAS again works okay with full performance and adm.responsiveness regained.
It should. Though you should probably run balance from the volume settings wheel. That will reduce performance while it are running, but I think it would be a good idea to run it. The longer it takes, the more it is needed. You might want to schedule the maintenance functions to run periodically (I run each every three months on a staggered schedule).
The log file informs that the sending of system alerts have failed. (error code 500801001). The email alert contact set up had ceased to work and is now replaced with a gmail account, now tested.
A possible "overflow" of data on the NAS seems to have trigged the alerts and possibly initiated the resyncronizing. On the log zip file I find a message stating that "Volume less than 10% of capacity" with instructions to add or reduce. I have now deleted old files not important and now 45% of the volume is free.
While only 34% was resyncronized two days ago, this morning 82% is syncronized. I hope it speeds up and that the NAS again works okay with full performance and adm.responsiveness regained.
A possible "overflow" of data on the NAS seems to have trigged the alerts and possibly initiated the resyncronizing. On the log zip file I find a message stating that "Volume less than 10% of capacity" with instructions to add or reduce. I have now deleted old files not important and now 45% of the volume is free.
If the data volume gets too full, the system will automatically start deleting snapshots. However, that shouldn't trigger a resync, so there is mystery here.
While only 34% was resyncronized two days ago, this morning 82% is syncronized. I hope it speeds up and that the NAS again works okay with full performance and adm.responsiveness regained.
It should. Though you should probably run balance from the volume settings wheel. That will reduce performance while it are running, but I think it would be a good idea to run it. The longer it takes, the more it is needed. You might want to schedule the maintenance functions to run periodically (I run each every three months on a staggered schedule).
