Sed erase, Erasing a disk using sed erase, Expansion units – QNAP TVS-472XT 4-Bay NAS Enclosure User Manual

Page 78: Expansion unit actions

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Option

Description

Forget password

QTS removes the storage pool or static volume

without unlocking the disks. The SED disks cannot

be used again until you perform one of the following

actions:

• Unlock the disks. Go to Disks/VJBOD, click

Recover, and then select Attach and Recover

Storage Pool.

• Erase the disks using SED erase.

5. Click Apply.

SED Erase

SED Erase erases all of the data on a locked or unlocked SED disk and removes the SED security password.

Erasing a Disk Using SED Erase

1. Go to Storage & Snapshots > Storage > Disks/VJBOD .

2. Select an SED disk.

3. Click Actions, and then select SED Erase.

The SED Erase window opens.

4. Enter the disk's PSID.

Tip

The PSID can usually be found on the front of the disk.

5. Click Apply.

Expansion Units

Expansion units are designed to expand the storage capacity of a QNAP NAS by adding extra drive bays.

Expansion units can be connected to the NAS using USB, Mini-SAS, Thunderbolt, or other cable type.

Tip

Expansion units used to be known as JBODs.

Expansion Unit Actions

Go to Storage & Snapshots > Storage > Disks/VJBOD and select an expansion unit to perform one of the

following actions.

Action

Description

Enclosure Info

View full hardware details of the expansion unit,

including the model, serial number, firmware

version, BUS type, CPU temperature, system

temperature, power status, and fan speeds.

Action > Locate

Prompt the expansion unit chassis LEDs to blink, so

that you can locate the device in a server room or

rack.

QTS 4.4.x User Guide

Storage & Snapshots

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