Hi
One of my three drives has failed (or is in process of failing)
Using ASUS3104T set up in RAID 5 (fourth slot just used as a backup disk)
I've ordered a replacement (WD RED 6TB - ouch!) - same capacity as the failed one
Can someone advise me on what to I need to do to swap them out - is it simply a case of swapping them and then the system will rebuild or do I need to prepare it or run some command.
Thanks for any help you can offer
Jonathan
Replacing failed disk (RAID 5)
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Re: Replacing failed disk (RAID 5)
Yes, simply replace the failed disk with your new disk when NAS is running. No commands needed.
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Re: Replacing failed disk (RAID 5)
Thanks...it didn't work...something weirdgoing on....the new disk is showing as 'Inactive' and is showing twice (ie slot 2 is listed twice with identical disks - same serial #)
Have raised a case with support
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Re: Replacing failed disk (RAID 5)
Oops, I noticed that the slots on your NAS model are not hot-swappable. So, you should shutdown your NAS down, then replace the disk, is it? Anyway, it should not show 2 identical slots. Not sure what's the problem.