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Disk Configurations - 128
4. Take the desired action:
Adding Hard Disks to a Degraded RAID Configuration
To add a hard disk to a degraded RAID configuration:
1. Insert the hard disk into the storage system.
You can do this whether the storage system is powered on or off.
2. Access the Web User Interface or refresh the browser window.
The Disk Change Notification page appears:
To do this Do this
Add the disk to a linear configuration or
use it as a spare for a normal three-disk
RAID 5 configuration
Click Add.
The Disks page indicates the current state of the disk configuration.
Add the disk to the storage system but not
add it to the RAID at this time
Click Ignore.
The Disks page lists the disk is part of the storage system, but its
status is New, indicating that it is not being used.
If you subsequently reconfigure the disks (as described in “Reconfig-
uring Your Storage System Disks” on page 75), you will be able to
use this new disk.
Return to the previous page (for example,
to re-scan the
storage system)
Click Back.
- Serial ATA 4-Drive NAS 1
- Contents 3
- Protecting Local Disks 4
- Safety Instructions 7
- Package Contents 9
- Physical Features 9
- System Requirements 10
- Key Features and Benefits 10
- Hardware Specification 11
- Software Specification 12
- USB Printer Limitations 12
- Getting Started 13
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- Adding Users 33
- Getting Started - 32 34
- • Linux/Other Mac user (NFS) 35
- Creating Shared Folders 36
- Getting Started - 35 37
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- Accessing Shared Folders 39
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- Managing Your Storage System 47
- Modifying Users 49
- Removing Users 50
- Working with Groups 51
- Managing Shared Folders 60
- Adding Shared Resources 61
- Deleting a Shared Folder 62
- Managing Backups 63
- Configuring Remote Boot 65
- Deleting a Backup 66
- Deleting a Client 66
- Setting Up E-mail Alerts 67
- Upgrading the Firmware 69
- Disconnecting USB Devices 70
- Changing the System Settings 71
- Changing the Network Settings 74
- To change this Do this 76
- Expanding the shared storage 78
- Reconfiguring the Disks 79
- Installing DiskSafe Express 93
- Protecting Local Disks - 92 94
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- Protecting Local Disks - 94 96
- Starting DiskSafe Express 97
- Activating Your license 98
- Protecting Local Disks - 97 99
- Protecting Your Disks 100
- Protecting Local Disks - 99 101
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- Manually Backing Up Your Disk 106
- Protecting Local Disks - 105 107
- Changing the Backup Schedule 108
- Protecting Local Disks - 107 109
- Protecting Local Disks - 108 110
- Protecting Local Disks - 109 111
- Enabling Remote Boot 112
- Recovering Data 113
- Protecting Local Disks - 112 114
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- Protecting Local Disks - 121 123
- Removing Protection 124
- Protecting Local Disks - 123 125
- User Guide 126
- Disk Configurations 127
- Adding Hard Disks 128
- Disk Configurations - 127 129
- Disk Configurations - 128 130
- Disk Configurations - 129 131
- Disk Configurations - 130 132
- Swapping Hard Disks 133
- Disk Configurations - 132 134
- Disk Configurations - 133 135
- Troubleshooting 137
- Windows Users 138
- Linux Users 139
- Mac Users 139
- Troubleshooting - 138 140
- Troubleshooting - 139 141
- Troubleshooting - 140 142
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- Troubleshooting - 142 144
- Troubleshooting - 143 145
- Creating a Diagnostic File 146
- Initiator 147
- Troubleshooting - 146 148
- Support Information 149
- Country Webmail Voice 150
- Regulatory Information 151
- UL Listing/CUL Listing: 152
- For Canadian Users 152
- CE Compliance 152
- Limited Warranty 153
- 4.0 WARRANTY REPLACEMENT: 154
- 5.0 LIMITATIONS: 155
- 6.0 DISCLAIMER: 156
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