Synology can't use second disk
I got new Synology NAS server with 2 HDD. First one is 2 TB and second 6 TB. It automatically set everything and I just created user. Then I logged in and noticed that I can store my data only to the 2TB HDD. But when I take a look at disk group I can see the second HDD.
Any ideas why I can't use the second 6TB HDD?
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asked Jan 19 at 1:54
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I got new Synology NAS server with 2 HDD. First one is 2 TB and second 6 TB. It automatically set everything and I just created user. Then I logged in and noticed that I can store my data only to the 2TB HDD. But when I take a look at disk group I can see the second HDD.
Any ideas why I can't use the second 6TB HDD?
volume
disk group
hard-drive nas
asked Jan 19 at 1:54
KoRaP CZKoRaP CZ
42
1
Are you asking the reason your capacity didn't go up?
– Ramhound
Jan 19 at 2:01
How is your storage configured. It may be that the Synology's storage setup is focused on data protection, and so you are limited to the size of your smallest drive. I suggest you read up on your Synology and NAS data storage setups and their purposes, strengths, and weaknesses.
– music2myear
Jan 19 at 2:31
Yes... why it didn't go up when I have 6TB disk + 2TB disk. I guess maybe the problem is RAID? data protection... you mean RAID?
– KoRaP CZ
Jan 19 at 12:06
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I got new Synology NAS server with 2 HDD. First one is 2 TB and second 6 TB. It automatically set everything and I just created user. Then I logged in and noticed that I can store my data only to the 2TB HDD. But when I take a look at disk group I can see the second HDD.
Any ideas why I can't use the second 6TB HDD?
volume
disk group
hard-drive nas
asked Jan 19 at 1:54
KoRaP CZKoRaP CZ
42
I got new Synology NAS server with 2 HDD. First one is 2 TB and second 6 TB. It automatically set everything and I just created user. Then I logged in and noticed that I can store my data only to the 2TB HDD. But when I take a look at disk group I can see the second HDD.
Any ideas why I can't use the second 6TB HDD?
volume
disk group
hard-drive nas
hard-drive nas
asked Jan 19 at 1:54
KoRaP CZKoRaP CZ
42
asked Jan 19 at 1:54
KoRaP CZKoRaP CZ
42
asked Jan 19 at 1:54
KoRaP CZKoRaP CZ
42
asked Jan 19 at 1:54
KoRaP CZKoRaP CZ
42
asked Jan 19 at 1:54
KoRaP CZKoRaP CZ
42
42
1
Are you asking the reason your capacity didn't go up?
– Ramhound
Jan 19 at 2:01
How is your storage configured. It may be that the Synology's storage setup is focused on data protection, and so you are limited to the size of your smallest drive. I suggest you read up on your Synology and NAS data storage setups and their purposes, strengths, and weaknesses.
– music2myear
Jan 19 at 2:31
Yes... why it didn't go up when I have 6TB disk + 2TB disk. I guess maybe the problem is RAID? data protection... you mean RAID?
– KoRaP CZ
Jan 19 at 12:06
add a comment |
1
Are you asking the reason your capacity didn't go up?
– Ramhound
Jan 19 at 2:01
How is your storage configured. It may be that the Synology's storage setup is focused on data protection, and so you are limited to the size of your smallest drive. I suggest you read up on your Synology and NAS data storage setups and their purposes, strengths, and weaknesses.
– music2myear
Jan 19 at 2:31
Yes... why it didn't go up when I have 6TB disk + 2TB disk. I guess maybe the problem is RAID? data protection... you mean RAID?
– KoRaP CZ
Jan 19 at 12:06
1
1
Are you asking the reason your capacity didn't go up?
– Ramhound
Jan 19 at 2:01
Are you asking the reason your capacity didn't go up?
– Ramhound
Jan 19 at 2:01
How is your storage configured. It may be that the Synology's storage setup is focused on data protection, and so you are limited to the size of your smallest drive. I suggest you read up on your Synology and NAS data storage setups and their purposes, strengths, and weaknesses.
– music2myear
Jan 19 at 2:31
How is your storage configured. It may be that the Synology's storage setup is focused on data protection, and so you are limited to the size of your smallest drive. I suggest you read up on your Synology and NAS data storage setups and their purposes, strengths, and weaknesses.
– music2myear
Jan 19 at 2:31
Yes... why it didn't go up when I have 6TB disk + 2TB disk. I guess maybe the problem is RAID? data protection... you mean RAID?
– KoRaP CZ
Jan 19 at 12:06
Yes... why it didn't go up when I have 6TB disk + 2TB disk. I guess maybe the problem is RAID? data protection... you mean RAID?
– KoRaP CZ
Jan 19 at 12:06
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For those that got the same problem... to solve that, I had to backup all my data and then delete the volume. Then create new volume for 2 TB and 6 TB without RAID.
answered Feb 16 at 13:52
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For those that got the same problem... to solve that, I had to backup all my data and then delete the volume. Then create new volume for 2 TB and 6 TB without RAID.
answered Feb 16 at 13:52
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For those that got the same problem... to solve that, I had to backup all my data and then delete the volume. Then create new volume for 2 TB and 6 TB without RAID.
answered Feb 16 at 13:52
KoRaP CZKoRaP CZ
42
add a comment |
For those that got the same problem... to solve that, I had to backup all my data and then delete the volume. Then create new volume for 2 TB and 6 TB without RAID.
answered Feb 16 at 13:52
KoRaP CZKoRaP CZ
42
For those that got the same problem... to solve that, I had to backup all my data and then delete the volume. Then create new volume for 2 TB and 6 TB without RAID.
answered Feb 16 at 13:52
KoRaP CZKoRaP CZ
42
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Are you asking the reason your capacity didn't go up?
– Ramhound
Jan 19 at 2:01
How is your storage configured. It may be that the Synology's storage setup is focused on data protection, and so you are limited to the size of your smallest drive. I suggest you read up on your Synology and NAS data storage setups and their purposes, strengths, and weaknesses.
– music2myear
Jan 19 at 2:31
Yes... why it didn't go up when I have 6TB disk + 2TB disk. I guess maybe the problem is RAID? data protection... you mean RAID?
– KoRaP CZ
Jan 19 at 12:06