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Setting the RAID function (continued)
Rebuilding RAID drives (Rebuild)
When data rebuilding is necessary or during
the rebuilding process, either “Need Rebuild” or
“Rebuilding” is displayed under the HDD icon on the
main screen.
Press the RAID button in this status, and select
the [REBUILD] tab. The screen shown below now
appears.
A
B
C
D
(When rebuilding is in progress)
A
HDD-related information
● Array Name
Display name of logical drive.
●
Rebuild Status
Display Rebuild Status.
If “Need Rebuild” is displayed, rebuild is required.
If “Rebuilding” is displayed, rebuild in is progress.
● Percentage
Display rebuild completion ratio (%). (Rebuild is
complete when this ratio reaches 100 %.)
B
START button
Start the rebuilding process.
When “Need Rebuild” was displayed, this button is
shown with black text.
C
STOP button
Stop the rebuilding.
D
CLOSE button
Return to the main screen.
When the STOP button has been pressed, a
confirmation message such as the one shown
below is displayed.
To stop the rebuilding, press the OK button; to
cancel the stopping, press the CANCEL button.
• If an HDD has been replaced due to trouble while
setting RAID1, rebuilding from a trouble-free HDD
must be undertaken for mirroring purposes.
• When the automatic rebuilding can not work normally
as usual, please follow the indication to rebuild in
this screen. Automatic rebuilding is not initiated if
[Disable] is set for the Automatic Rebuilding Status
on the RAID settings screen.
• The status and progress are indicated during the
rebuilding process. Note that it takes about 2 hours
to rebuild a 500 GB HDD. Do not unplug the external
DC power supply during this time.