Hi,
We have a Buffalo TSII (TS-H2TGL/R5) and it has been in continuous use for the past three years. As a part of our network maintenance plan, it’s time to replace the HDD's in this machine with new ones. The system has four 500GB drives and it is in RAID 0 mode. We would like to back up all of the data on this TS to another one. We have 5 shared drives on this machine.
The easiest option we see would be to create 5 new shares of the same name on a new TS and then map each source and target drive and robocopy the data, but this would be very slow.
Is there an easier way to accomplish this task? All I would like to do is back up TS #1 and then replace the HDD's and then restore the data back to TS #1 in a manner that would retain the network shares. Additionally, we will would like to reformat the unit to RAID 5 for some redundancy
Thanks!
-Richard