I just experienced a storage pool crash on my DS218+. My system was operating normally in SHR mode but suddenly failed to connect to my remote DSM web interface. I discovered that both 4Tb drives (only 2 years old) in my nas were shown as crashed. I have 3 solid orange lights showing on the nas case (Status led and 2 HD leds). The health status of the two installed drives shows as healthy.
After several reboots I was finally able to connect to the nas through a web interface and access files using the File Station. However, my Hyperbackup application is not working so I can't use that to copy files off of the nas.
I don't see any repair options available to me in any of the control panel menus, and I haven't seen any information online for how to repair a damaged nas file system.
When I try to shut down the nas through the DSM interface I get a warning message - but I seem to be able to shut it down using the nas power button.
I'm looking for options to get the nas operating again. I don't seem to be able to deactivate either drive without an error message. Is it possible for me to power down the nas, install a new, blank working disk, and then have DSM copy the crashed drive to the new disk? I wasn't sure if this would work, and I don't want to damage things further if this is a bad idea.
If there is some other preferred method of reconstituting my nas I'd appreciate hearing suggestions.
Thanks.
After several reboots I was finally able to connect to the nas through a web interface and access files using the File Station. However, my Hyperbackup application is not working so I can't use that to copy files off of the nas.
I don't see any repair options available to me in any of the control panel menus, and I haven't seen any information online for how to repair a damaged nas file system.
When I try to shut down the nas through the DSM interface I get a warning message - but I seem to be able to shut it down using the nas power button.
I'm looking for options to get the nas operating again. I don't seem to be able to deactivate either drive without an error message. Is it possible for me to power down the nas, install a new, blank working disk, and then have DSM copy the crashed drive to the new disk? I wasn't sure if this would work, and I don't want to damage things further if this is a bad idea.
If there is some other preferred method of reconstituting my nas I'd appreciate hearing suggestions.
Thanks.