Choose 'Better Performance' if you only want to create one volume with faster file transfer or choose 'Higher Flexibility' if you want to create multiple volumes. Now choose which hard disks you want to use for this RAID setup. Check your choices again and then confirm your settings with 'Apply'. Go left in 'Storage Manager' to 'Volume' and click on 'Create'. Leave it at 'Choose an existing storage pool' and go to the next page. Choose how big the volume should be, go through the following steps, and click "Apply.
How do you change the RAID setup? A new screen opens. Select 'Volume' in the menu of this screen on the left. Choose the volume on the right and press 'Manage' at the top. Then press 'Next'. Have you added new hard drives to the NAS? Select them and press 'Next'. The RAID setup has now been adjusted.
Follow these steps: Open the configuration page of your NAS. Use a computer connected to the same network as the NAS. Optional Make a backup of the data on the hard drives. You can do this via the 'Synology Hyper Backup' application.
Open the main menu and select 'Storage Manager'. Select the volume on the right and press 'Delete' at the top. Confirm the deletion. After deleting, choose 'Create' at the top. Choose the disks you want to use and press 'Next'. Maybe copy it to array1. Break RAID.
Restore data to the new volume. Format and insert disk-3 to create a Array-3 array-2 still have error , then copy files from array-2 to array 3. Disclaimer : Do at your own risks I do agree with ROD Coz I think OP really need to define temporary You don't want to lose the data - I get that, but you also said this is non-critical and temporary data, so why does it matter if you lose it, it will regenerate, right? Break the array, create your new volumes, which will be unprotected from data loss anyway and restore from backup if you need the data, if you don't, what's the issue.
It's temp data because the data are Veeam Endpoint backups. The backups are recycled every week. But we want to keep it. I was able to convert the 8TB raid1 into 2 single 8TB volumes without data loss. It's actually pretty simple. The procedure requires 3 stage steps but can be done in just 3 minutes or less.
At this point, disk 8 has been removed from the raid1. The alarm will start to beep. Go to Storage manager Click Volume Click Create follow screen instructions to create a new volume in the new storage pool. To continue this discussion, please ask a new question.
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