So i had a disk fail a while ago (3TB)... I really havnt paid to much attention to DP in the last year. it was just running more or less...
Since the drive was failing, i removed it from the pool and it started measuring. (still doing it as i type this)
Now after it's done i plan to add the new drive (8TB). )or should I do that right now?
My question is in there a LOG that I can see somewhere when the last successful file duplication check was?
Just making sure i haven't lost anything. WIth 10TB complete pool it's hard to see by just checking through the files...
ALSO
2nd question. before i always filled up the pool and added 2 same size dirves (2 times 2 TB 2 times 3 TB ) etc.... now i want to replace some older drives, after the one that crashed is reduplicated.
What is the best way to do this? One at a time? (like the older 2TB drives the have at least started as original and / backup) I am afraid if i take more then one out i might take a original AND a backup out at the same time.... but ideally the oldest 2 TB need to be replaced as well.
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So i had a disk fail a while ago (3TB)... I really havnt paid to much attention to DP in the last year. it was just running more or less...
Since the drive was failing, i removed it from the pool and it started measuring. (still doing it as i type this)
Now after it's done i plan to add the new drive (8TB). )or should I do that right now?
My question is in there a LOG that I can see somewhere when the last successful file duplication check was?
Just making sure i haven't lost anything. WIth 10TB complete pool it's hard to see by just checking through the files...
ALSO
2nd question. before i always filled up the pool and added 2 same size dirves (2 times 2 TB 2 times 3 TB ) etc.... now i want to replace some older drives, after the one that crashed is reduplicated.
What is the best way to do this? One at a time? (like the older 2TB drives the have at least started as original and / backup) I am afraid if i take more then one out i might take a original AND a backup out at the same time.... but ideally the oldest 2 TB need to be replaced as well.
Thank
Alex
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