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PostPosted: Mon Jan 23, 2006 8:22 pm 
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Hey,

I'm wondering about how NASLite+ handles the attached hard disks? Does it use RAID/JBOD?

I'm currently having 2 free disks for usage with NASLite+ but i'm planning on buying 2 more. Will i be able to add the new disks and expand storage or i'll have to lose data and configure again my new 2+2 storage?

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Titanas


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PostPosted: Mon Jan 23, 2006 8:50 pm 
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It treats each disk as an individual unit, so you have DISK-1, DISK-2, etc.

No raid in the current version.

If you start with 2 disks and add 2 more later it should work fine. You will just have to configure the 2 new disks when you add them in. Then you will have Disk-1 to Disk-4.

You won't lose any data when you add in new disks.


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PostPosted: Tue Jan 24, 2006 1:37 am 
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thanks for the quick answer smeyer. Do you know if other OSes, let's say Windows, see the 4 individuals disks as one storage area or as 4 seperate disks?

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Titanas


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PostPosted: Tue Jan 24, 2006 2:50 am 
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Other OSes See them as 4 individual disks ie

Code:
NASLITE
|-----Disk-1
..........|----Sub Directory1
..........|----Sub Directory2 etc
|-----Disk-2
..........|----Sub Directory1
..........|----Sub Directory2 etc
|-----Disk-3
..........|----Sub Directory1
..........|----Sub Directory2 etc
|-----Disk-4
..........|----Sub Directory1
..........|----Sub Directory2 etc

Hope the (bad) ascii art helps...

Or at least the image

Image

The additional "disks" folder is a repeat of the folders above but they are a read only version


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PostPosted: Tue Jan 24, 2006 5:59 am 
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thank you johall!


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