I am trying to reverse a mistake that I think I made and I wanted to get some input from the community. I was trying to use Cloud drive and duplication to make a local pool a part of a larger pool that contains the sub pool and a Cloud drive.
So Z: is the overall pool that is made up of the G: Drivepool and a Cloud drive.
The G: Drivepool is made up of around 25TB of 9 drives.
I was using GSuite as the cloud drive, and having it duplicate all files in the Z pool. However due to a recent move I am no longer able to do the duplication to the CloudDrive. So I told the Z: pool to remove the G: pool so that then I can eventually delete the Z pool and only have the G pool.
I think the problem is that becuase I had nested pools the actual file locations on the drives are nested inside of multiple PoolPart files. Does this mean that the system is needing to move all 25TB of data from one PoolPart folder to another? It has been running for 12 hours removing the G pool from the Z pool and it is only at 46%.
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Rhuarc
Hello,
I am trying to reverse a mistake that I think I made and I wanted to get some input from the community. I was trying to use Cloud drive and duplication to make a local pool a part of a larger pool that contains the sub pool and a Cloud drive.
So Z: is the overall pool that is made up of the G: Drivepool and a Cloud drive.
The G: Drivepool is made up of around 25TB of 9 drives.
I was using GSuite as the cloud drive, and having it duplicate all files in the Z pool. However due to a recent move I am no longer able to do the duplication to the CloudDrive. So I told the Z: pool to remove the G: pool so that then I can eventually delete the Z pool and only have the G pool.
I think the problem is that becuase I had nested pools the actual file locations on the drives are nested inside of multiple PoolPart files. Does this mean that the system is needing to move all 25TB of data from one PoolPart folder to another? It has been running for 12 hours removing the G pool from the Z pool and it is only at 46%.
Thank you in advance for any help!
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