Well, there are a number of ways that you can approach the move to a 250G drive. To move the data over to the new drive, you can use Ghost, or the vendor utilities as you specified in your post. In theory, both should work as necessary, but I personally haven’t done either one. Ideally, I’d use a live Linux CD to perform the move quickly. Make sure you preserve the user permissions if you opt to use Linux (cp –a …).
If you are not a Linux user there is an easy way that does not require any additional tools. It will most definitely work, but is time consuming. Remove one of the drives you intend to keep and replace it with the new 250G drive. Configure the new drive with NASLite and use a client machine to move the files over from the drive you wish to replace to the new drive via your LAN. When done, remove the unneeded drive and replace the originally removed drive.
Anyway, there are many ways to do what you need. It all depends on what you are most comfortable with.
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