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[xpmps]

This is possible:
Mounting a disk and a 2TB 3TB (RAID 1) .. when removing the disk 2TB, 3TB disk eliminating everything that does not serve and is already in 2TB and 3TB add another to remount another array RAID1.
They understand the idea? works well?

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Esto es posible:
Montar un disco de 3TB y otro 2TB (RAID 1) ..cuando el disco de 2TB quitarlo, eliminar del disco de 3TB todo lo que no sirva y que ya esté en el de 2TB y añadir otro de 3TB para volver a montar otra matriz RAID1.
Entienden la idea? funciona asi?

[JavaLawyer]

Can you please re-state your question. I think the message was lost in translation.

[xpmps]

Let me know if this is possible
Install the DNS-325 with a HDD and a 2TB 3TB (RAID 1)
When the hard drive is full 2TB 3TB replaced by another format both 3TB and return to storage until it is full. save 2TB disk for safety.

[JavaLawyer]

What you are describing is automatic resizing of the RAID array. This feature is not available in the DNS-323 and DNS-343. Assuming the DNS-325 is based on the same technology, the RAID array will assume the size of the smallest HDD in the array during the original formatting and retain that size regardless of the capacity of HDDs subsequently added to the device.

If this holds true for the DNS-325, then you will need to create a new array with two drives and copy your data from an external source.

[xpmps]

Creo que no nos entendemos.

Voy a explicarlo de otra manera.
Datos:
NAS DNS-325
2xHDD 3TB
RAID 1
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Cuando esté lleno. Quitar un disco y montar otro nuevo de 3TB. Formatear ambos y volver a montar RAID1.
El disco duro que retiré del NAS contiene toda la informacion del RAID1 anterior por lo que puedo guardarlo a modo backup verdaD?



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Creo que no nos entendemos.

Voy a explicarlo de otra manera.
Datos:
NAS DNS-325
2xHDD 3TB
RAID 1
----
Cuando esté lleno. Quitar un disco y montar otro nuevo de 3TB. Formatear ambos y volver a montar RAID1.
El disco duro que retiré del NAS contiene toda la informacion del RAID1 anterior por lo que puedo guardarlo a modo backup verdaD?