4
Select a RAID mode and click
Next
.
5
Click
Yes
.
6
RAID array creation will start. Wait until it’s done.
7
Click
OK
, then
Close
when completed.
The new RAID array will be created. Next, create a shared folder by referring to the
section
in chapter 7.
Expanding RAID Capacity Without Deleting Data
If the drives in your LinkStation are in a RAID 1 array with two drives or they are in degraded mode, you can expand
the RAID array capacity without erasing the data on the drives. To expand the capacity, you should have two new
drives with capacity larger than the remaining drive.
1
Shut down the LinkStation and remove one of the drives. Do not remove both drives at the same time.
2
Insert a new drive (with a larger capacity than the remaining drive) and turn on the LinkStation.
3
When the power LED glows white or blinks amber, press and hold the function button for five seconds.
4
The LinkStation will start rebuilding the RAID array. After a few minutes, the
I18
message will be displayed in
NAS Navigator2. Wait until the drive finishes rebuilding; the
I18
message will be extinguished.
5
After the RAID array is rebuilt, shut down the LinkStation again and remove another drive.
6
Insert another new drive and turn it on.
7
When the power LED blinks amber, press and hold the function button for five seconds.
8
The LinkStation will start rebuilding the RAID array again. Wait until the
I18
message is extinguished as step 4
above.
9
After the
I18
message disappears, open Settings and click
Disk Manager
( ).
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Chapter 5 Disk Manager
Summary of Contents for LinkStation 500
Page 38: ...2 Click the RAID tab 3 Click the array to delete 37 Chapter 5 Disk Manager ...
Page 40: ...2 Click the RAID tab 3 Click Create RAID Array 39 Chapter 5 Disk Manager ...
Page 57: ...3 The system log window will open 56 Chapter 6 System Information ...
Page 66: ...2 Click Folder Setup 3 Select a shared folder for the DLNA server 65 Chapter 7 Services ...
Page 77: ...76 Chapter 7 Services ...
Page 97: ...2 From Settings click System Settings 3 Click Firmware 4 Click Browse 96 Chapter 8 System ...
Page 100: ...2 Click Folder Setup 3 Choose the folder to set as a backup destination 99 Chapter 8 System ...