Hi,
I am using AS-202TE with a JBOD volume of 2x8TB(=16TB) HDDs.
Though I know that the volume limit is 16TB on 32-bit system, I want to know what will happen if disk sizes are larger than the limitation (e.g. 2x10TB = 20TB).
1) Only a single volume (16TB) is available. The remaining 4TB is ignored or unrecognized.
2) A single volume (16TB) is available and the remaining 4TB is also available as the second volume.
3) The system cannot recognize larger HDDs at all. No volume is allocated.
Disk Availability beyond the Volume Limitation
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Re: Disk Availability beyond the Volume Limitation
I believe that should be case-1.
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Re: Disk Availability beyond the Volume Limitation
Thank you for your reply.
Since the disk space is exhausting, I also asked the technical support. He said that it would behave as the case-1.
Well, I have to plan to buy a newer NAS.
Since the disk space is exhausting, I also asked the technical support. He said that it would behave as the case-1.
Well, I have to plan to buy a newer NAS.