LG Network Attached Storage with built-in Blu-ray Rewriter N4B1 - Manual (Page 65)

. LG NAS Web Menu Use (for LG NAS administrators)

Volume Array Configuration
This page displays information pertaining to existing state and size of the volume of the
LG NAS. Configuration is possible through the volume name, configuration disk, RAID
level, volume state and capacity.
1) Name
The name will be divided into a maximum of 4, i.e. Vol1/Vol2/Vol3/Vol4. The check
box on the left refers to the volume.
) Disk
The volume configuration will be divided into various hard disk locations and will be
labeled B1/B2/B3/B4. The configured volume via RAID will appear on a multitude
of disks.
) RAID
The RAID level indicates NONE, JBOD, RAID0, RAID1, RAID5, RAID10.
) Status
The volume’s strange state and work are displayed. The volume’s state is divided
into active / none / degraded / destroyed / formatting / syncing / migrating.
- ‘active’ refers to no abnormality in the volume,
- ‘none’ refers to when no RAID is configured,
- ‘degraded’ refers to configuration of the abnormal or deleted hard disk process,
though volume is available for use,
- ‘destroyed’ refers to configuration of the abnormal or deleted hard disk process,
and volume is unavailable for use,
- ‘formatting’ refers to the process of formatting the volume,
- the ‘syncing’ state refers to the RAID configuration process,
- the ‘migrating’ state refers to the RAID reconfiguration process.