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and to replace the disk. To view the disks that are available, select the
Show Disk Details
check box.
Renaming a Disk
1.
On the Disk Management - Basic page, select the
Show Disk Details
check box, and then click
Rename Disk
.
2.
In the
Old Disk Name
list, click the name of the disk that you want to
rename.
3.
Type the new name in the
New Disk Name
box.
4.
Click
Rename Disk
.
Erasing a Disk
The Erase Disk function erases the data on a disk. When you wipe a disk, ensure that all
the pools in the target disk that span multiple disks have either been deleted or that these
companion disks are also being wiped at the same time. If this condition is not met, an
error is the result.
To erase disks
1.
Select the
Show Disk Details
check box, and then click
Erase Disk
.
2.
Select the respective check boxes for the disks to be included in the wipe
operation.
3.
Click
Quick Erase
to remove only the control information from the disk.
Click
Full Erase
to completely erase all the data from the disk.
Notes:
• The Full Erase process is very slow; the amount of time required for a full erase
depends on the size of the disk.
• For the full erase operation to proceed, you must type
Yes, destroy everything on this
disk
in the
Confirmation String
box.
Renaming a Disk Pool
1.
On the Disk Management - Basic page, click
Rename Pool
.
2.
In the
Old Pool Name
list, click the name of the pool that you want to
rename.
3.
Type the name of the new pool in the
New Pool Name
box.
4.
Click
Rename Pool
.
LEGACY DISKS
The Legacy Disks page displays information about any attached legacy disks. Before you
remove a legacy disk, click
Safely Remove Disk
. To return to the Legacy Disk
Management page, click
Continue
.
CREATE NEW POOL
To create a new pool within the DiskGO 3.5” Network Hard Drive, open the
Create New
Pool
page located within the
Disk Management
menu and follow the steps below. This
