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thendf -H --o
thenfdisk -l /dev/sda
vgdisplay
Hi Fredbert - the old 4TB drives MIGHT have been from another NAS, I don't remember now.....One thought: did you create the Storage Pool and Volume using the DS918+ or did you used to have an earlier DSM NAS where they were created?
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silly question - is that from SSH on the NAS?First,
In the first screenshot - Overview - you can find that you don't have Total capacity: 24TB, but 21.8TB only
Second:
I would like to see output from these commands (SSH):
then
then
This is the issue. You can create a second volume from the remaining storage pool capacity.the old 4TB drives MIGHT have been from another NAS
Ysilly question - is that from SSH on the NAS?
Hi Jeyare, I've enabled SSH but don't know how to get to the terminal. Sorry, this is way beyond what I normally do. I'm technical, but usually don't play at the root level or command prompts.....First,
In the first screenshot - Overview - you can find that you don't have Total capacity: 24TB, but 21.8TB only
Second:
I would like to see output from these commands (SSH):
then
then
ssh nas_admin_name@nas_ip_address -p nas_ssh_port_number
ssh [email protected] -p 1234
Try and remember. If it is true then you might be looking at a 16TB limitation here. The pool is sized as it should be but usable volume might be due to its legacy, limited to 16TB.the old 4TB drives MIGHT have been from another NAS, I don't remember now
Does this help with creating a second volume...The option to create another volume is greyed out
Hi Telos,Does this help with creating a second volume...
Convert from a single-volume to a multiple-volume storage pool
Hi, I just got back home where my NAS is. I tried this and this is what I got back:Launch Mac's Terminal application (in /Applications/Utilities). Then run command:
ssh nas_admin_name@nas_ip_address -p nas_ssh_port_number
e.g if your admin is 'nasadmin', the NAS at 192.168.1.100, and the SSH port is 1234
ssh [email protected] -p 1234
Hi Jeyare, sorry about the delay but I was away from the NAS for quite a while. I managed to get in, and this is what I got to see from the commands you wanted:First,
In the first screenshot - Overview - you can find that you don't have Total capacity: 24TB, but 21.8TB only
Second:
I would like to see output from these commands (SSH):
then
then
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