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Synology DiskStation User's Guide
Based on DSM 3.2
31 Chapter 4: Manage Storage Space
Go to Information > Status, and check the status column in the Hard disk(s) section. (See "Check System
Information" on Page 145 for more information.)
Check the LED indicators on your DiskStation. (See the Quick Installation Guide that comes with your
installation disc for more information.)
2 Pull out the hard drive tray to replace the crashed disk with a new one.
Note: The replacement hard drive size must be larger or equal to the size of the smallest disk in the volume or Disk
Group.
To repair a volume or Disk Group:
1 Click the Volume or Disk Group tab.
2 Click Manage.
3 Select Repair and follow the wizard to repair the volume or Disk Group.
Note:
The status of the repairing hard drive must be Initialized or Not Initialized.
If your volume is created by allocating partial space on a Disk Group (see "Create a Volume by Allocating Partial
Space on a Disk Group" on Page 29 for more information), you need to repair its Disk Group.
Change RAID Type
If you have created a Basic, RAID 1 or RAID 5 volume or Disk Group, you could add a new drive to the
Synology DiskStation, and then use Storage Manager to change the RAID type.
Available RAID type change includes:
Basic to RAID 1, RAID 5 or RAID 5+Spare
RAID 1 to RAID 5 or RAID 5+Spare
Add mirror disk to RAID 1
RAID 5 to RAID 5+Spare or RAID 6
RAID 5+Spare to RAID 6
To change the RAID type:
1 Click the Volume or Disk Group tab.
2 Select the volume or Disk Group you want to change.
3 Click Manage.
4 Choose Change RAID type and follow the wizard to complete the setup.
Note:
The status of the volume or Disk Group must be normal.
The status of the added drive must be Initialized or Not Initialized.
If you want to change the RAID type, enough number of hard drives for the new type is required. See
"Synology DiskStation Supported RAID Types" on Page 27 for the required amount of disks for the RAID type.
The size of the replacement hard drive must be larger than the smallest disk size of the volume or Disk Group.
Expand a Volume or Disk Group
You can expand the storage capacity of a volume or Disk Group.
Expand a Volume by Changing Volume Size
If your volume is created by allocating partial space on a Disk Group, you can do the following to expand the
volume.
To expand a volume by changing volume size:
1 Under the Volume tab, click the volume you want to expand.
2 Click Edit.
- Based on DSM 3.2 1
- Table of Contents 2
- 3 Table of Contents 3
- 4 Table of Contents 4
- Introduction 5
- Host Websites 6
- USB Print Server 6
- Manager 7
- Use a Web Browser 10
- Desktop and Shortcuts 11
- Taskbar 11
- Open Application Windows 12
- Use the Control Panel 13
- Manage Personal Options 14
- Photo Station 15
- Modify System Settings 16
- HTTP Service 17
- Security 17
- Change Network Settings 18
- General 19
- Network Interface 19
- IPv6 Setup 20
- Wireless Network 20
- Modify Regional Options 22
- Use Energy Saving Features 23
- Manage Beep Control 24
- Manage UPS 24
- Power Schedule 25
- HDD Hibernation 26
- Manage Storage Space 27
- Create a Volume 29
- Create a Disk Group 30
- Change RAID Type 31
- Term Explanation 33
- 33
- Run S.M.A.R.T. Analysis 37
- Manage External Disks 38
- Internet 40
- Set up Router 41
- Add Port Forwarding Rules 41
- Service Requirement 42
- Enhance Internet Security 44
- Set Up File Sharing 47
- Manage Mac File Service 48
- Join LDAP Service 51
- Manage Users and Groups 52
- Create and Edit Users 53
- Create and Edit Groups 56
- Set Up Shared Folders 57
- Create a Shared Folder 58
- Remove a Shared Folder 58
- Encrypt a Shared Folder 60
- Index Shared Folder Contents 62
- 4 Click OK 63
- Access Files from Anywhere 64
- Access Files via FTP 67
- Manage FTP Security Settings 68
- Access Files via WebDAV 69
- File Browser Requirement 70
- File Browser Appearance 70
- Search for Files or Folders 70
- Set File Browser in Action 71
- Edit Photos 75
- Back Up Data 77
- Use Time Machine for Mac 78
- Use rsync for Linux 78
- Local Backup 79
- Network Backup 79
- Amazon S3 Backup 79
- Manage Sync Tasks 82
- Enable Web Station 86
- Enable Personal Website 87
- Enable MySQL 87
- Manage PHP Settings 88
- Modify HTTP Service Options 88
- Manage WebDAV 89
- Host Mail Server 90
- Support and Limitations 96
- Set Thumbnail Settings 98
- Create Albums 99
- To upload over the Internet: 100
- Browser or FTP 100
- Manage Albums 101
- Enable Virtual Album 102
- Delete or Move Album 102
- Sync Album with Facebook 102
- Customize Album Layout 103
- Use the Blog 104
- Back up your Blog 105
- Chapter 106
- Enable Audio Station 107
- Choose Audio Source 108
- Smart Playlist 109
- Internet Radio 109
- Media Server 109
- Organize Your Music 110
- Edit Music Information 111
- Work with Playlist 111
- Based on DSM 3.2 112
- Play Music 113
- Add Music to Queue 114
- Add a Playlist to Queue 114
- Play Music with Music Player 114
- Play Music with Mini Player 115
- Enable Transcoder 115
- Download Music 116
- Enable Download Station 117
- Set up BT/HTTP/FTP/NZB 118
- File Hosting 119
- BT Search 119
- FTP / HTTP 119
- Create by Uploading Files 120
- Create by Entering URLs 120
- Create via BT Search 120
- More Information 121
- View BT/HTTP/FTP/NZB Tasks 122
- Manage BT/HTTP/FTP/NZB Tasks 122
- Troubleshooting 123
- Set up eMule 124
- Connect to ED2K Server/Kad 125
- Create eMule Download Tasks 126
- Create via eMule Search 127
- Manage eMule Download Tasks 128
- Surveillance Station 129
- Manage IP Cameras 130
- Watch Live View 131
- Use PTZ Control 132
- Use Other Functions 132
- Play and Manage Events 133
- Play Events with Timeline 134
- Export Events 134
- Mount Events 134
- Use E-Map 135
- Manage Advanced Settings 136
- Centralized Management 137
- VisualStation 137
- Video Output Module 137
- View Log 138
- Assign Privilege 138
- About Camera License 139
- Service 140
- Re-index Media Files 141
- Record Diagnostic Log 141
- Manage Browsing Settings 141
- Manage Indexed Folder 142
- Manage iTunes Service 143
- Re-index Audio Files 144
- Check System Information 145
- Network 146
- Storage 146
- Monitor System Resources 147
- Update DSM 148
- Receive Event Notification 151
- Receive SMS Notification 152
- Reset admin's Password 153
- Enable SNMP Service 154
- Enable Terminal Services 154
- 2 Click OK 155
- Use iOS and Android Apps 156
- Use Other Mobile Devices 157
- SYNOLOGY, INC 159
- END USER LICENSE AGREEMENT 159
- LIMITED PRODUCT WARRANTY 161
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