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Replacing Hard Drives RN102 - Raid 0
If I'm replacing the hard drives in a Raid 0 configuration (upgrading from 2x2 to 2x8), does it require that I factory reset the NAS? I can't remember if I can just replace the drive and then go to the admin page and format them. Thanks,
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Zonker
Aug 26, 2017 Place Use your ReadyNAS
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Drive replacement for Readynas RN10400
Where in the netgear provided handbooks does it provide instructions for 2 of 4 failing drives. For example, does new replacement drive need to be formatted. Can 2 drives be replaced at same time. Will I lose data from remaining 2 drives during this process. Does server need to be in boot mode, etc. Ordinarily, disks can be of different sizes - is this true for replacement disks as well?
Chobe
Feb 16, 2016 Place Use your ReadyNAS
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Replacement PSU spec for ReadyNASRNDP6310 ("3VDUAL power is out of normal range...")
We've just started getting the message "3VDUAL power is out of normal range [expected: 3.30 current: 3.10]." on our ReadyNAS Pro Business Edition (ReadyNASRNDP6310). All other health indicators - including all the temperature indicators - appear to be fine. There are three fans on the unit: one at the side (running); one large one at the back, top (running); and a smaller one at the back, lower down, probably PSU, which is not running. The two fans listed on the health status page are showing a decent RPM, so I assume that the PSU one is not monitored. Searching the forums for this message suggest conflicting answers about what it means; but combined with the fan not going suggests we should replace the PSU. Is it possible to get the specification we need for a replacement PSU for this model? Many thanks,
MildredF
Oct 13, 2015 Place Use your ReadyNAS
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