Server Storage - LaCie 5big Backup Server Configuration Manual

LaCie 5big Backup Server
Configuration Guide

3.4. Server Storage

If you want to add more storage to the 5big Backup Server, you can
insert internal hard drives into empty slots (see
or attach external USB 2.0 and/or eSATA hard drives
Home Server and the 5big Enclosure
turn the 5big Backup Server off when adding new storage. Use the
Server Storage tab to manage the disks.
Since it contains the server operating system, Disk 1 is listed in Stor-
age Hard Drives by default. Depending upon your 5big Backup
Server hard drive configuration, disks 2, 3, 4, and 5 are listed as
Non Storage Hard Drives
to add Non Storage Hard Drives to the pool of Storage Hard
Drives (see 1.5. Windows Home Server and the 5big Enclosure
Disks for physical disk assignments).
IMPORTANT INFO: If you add an external USB hard drive, use
a USB 2.0 hard drive. Both your computer hardware and your hard
drive must support USB 2.0 for optimal performance. Using USB
1.1 devices can cause poor performance and unpredictable results.
IMPORTANT INFO: Disk 1 (see
the 5big Enclosure Disks for physical disk assignments) contains the
Windows Home Server operating system. While other drives may be
removed from the Storage Hard Drives, the 5big Backup Server re-
quires Disk 1 for proper operation and management of the system.
Removing Disk 1 while the 5big Backup Server is in use may cause
a loss of data and will make the system unavailable.
CAUTION: A Non Storage Hard Drive will be formatted when it
is added to the pool of Storage Hard Drives. Make sure to copy all
files that you want to save from a Non Storage Hard Drive before
adding it to the Storage Hard Drives.
To add a disk to Storage Hard Drives
1. Connect or install the hard drive. Turn on the hard drive if ap-
plicable (i.e. an external USB 2.0 hard drive).
2. Click the Server Storage tab.
3. Under Non Storage Hard Drives, right-click the new hard
drive, and then click Add
6.1. Disk Installation),
(1.5. Windows
Disks). It is not necessary to
(Fig. 26) Follow the directions below
1.5. Windows Home Server and
(Fig. 27).
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