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Note the details of the VJBOD disk's remote LUN.
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Go to .
-
Click VJBOD, and then select VJBOD
Overview.
The VJBOD Overview window opens.
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Locate the VJBOD disk
that you want to move, and then note the Remote LUN
Name and the IP address under Remote
NAS.
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Detach the VJBOD disk's storage pool.
-
Go to .
-
Select the storage pool on the VJBOD disk.
-
Click Manage.
The Storage Pool Management window
opens.
-
Click Action,
and then select Safely
Detach.
-
Remove the VJBOD disk from the NAS.
-
Go to .
-
Select the VJBOD
disk.
-
Click Action, and then select
Disconnect.
The status of the
VJBOD disk changes to Disconnected.
-
Click Action, and then select
Delete.
QuTS
hero removes the VJBOD disk
from the local NAS.
-
Add the VJBOD disk on another
QNAP NAS.
-
On the other NAS, go to
.
-
Click Create, and then
select Create Virtual
JBOD.
The Create Virtual JBOD Disk Wizard opens.
-
Click Next.
-
Specify the IP address or hostname of the remote NAS.
-
Specify an administrator account and password of the remote NAS.
Important:
For security reasons, QNAP does not recommend using the
"admin" account.
- Optional:
Specify the system administration port of the remote NAS.
Tip:
The default port is 8080.
If HTTPS is enabled, the default port is 443.
-
Click Next.
- Optional:
Select the local interface that will be used by VJBOD.
- Optional:
Select the remote interface that will be used by VJBOD.
- Optional:
Select Use iSER when available.
Enabling iSER increases data
transfer speeds and reduces CPU and memory load.
-
Click Next.
-
Select Choose an existing iSCSI LUN
on the selected NAS.
-
Click Next.
-
Select the LUN
containing the VJBOD disk.
-
Click Next.
- Optional:
Enable CRC checksums.
Initiators and targets
communicate over TCP connections using iSCSI protocol data units (PDU). The
sending device can send a checksum with each PDU. The receiving device uses
this checksum to verify the integrity of the PDU, which is useful in
unreliable network environments. There are two checksum types, which can be
enabled separately.
Checksum
Type
|
Description
|
Data
Digest
|
The
checksum can be used to verify the data portion of
the PDU.
|
Header
Digest
|
The
checksum can be used to verify the header portion of
the PDU.
|
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Click Next.
-
Review the summary, and then
click Next.
QuTS
hero creates a VJBOD disk using the LUN. The disk appears at
.
-
In the actions list,
select Recover
Existing Data.
-
Click Finish.
QuTS
hero scans for and restores any storage pools,
shared folders, and LUNs on the VJBOD disk.