Review the information below before attempting to add hard disks to a single-disk or unprotected volume.
An unprotected volume can be:
Removing a healthy hard disk from an unprotected volume while the LaCie 5big NAS Pro is powered on will delete all of the volume's data. While removing healthy disks is not recommended, you can avoid losing data by shutting down the LaCie NAS first. Return the hard drives to their proper bays before powering on the LaCie NAS.
Additionally, powering on the LaCie 5big NAS Pro with a missing disk in an unprotected volume will break its RAID and all data will be lost.
The screenshot above shows a single-disk volume configured for LaCie SimplyRAID (for instructions on how to change the name of the volume from the default to SimplyRAID, see Volume Tools). Follow the steps below to add one or more drives to your single-disk volume:
You can use the volume during the RAID syntonization.
The screenshot above shows a single-disk volume configured for RAID 1 (for instructions on how to change the name of the volume from the default to RAID 1, see Volume Tools). Follow the steps below to add one or more drives to your single-disk volume:
You can use the volume during the RAID synchronization.
The screenshot above shows a single-disk volume configured for JBOD (for instructions on how to change the name of the volume from the default to JBOD, see Volume Tools). Follow the steps below to add one or more drives to your JBOD volume: A JBOD volume can be expanded with new disks added to the LaCie 5big NAS Pro enclosure.
A RAID 0 volume cannot be expanded with new disks added to the LaCie 5big NAS Pro enclosure and/or swapped for disks of higher capacity.