06-21-2024, 08:33 AM
Certainly! Repairing a degraded or faulty SSD on your Asustor Flash NAS involves a straightforward process similar to replacing a hard drive. Simply power down your NAS, replace the faulty SSD with a new one, and allow the system to rebuild the RAID array automatically. For more detailed guidance, you can follow step-by-step instructions that outline this process clearly.
Regarding backups, while Asustor's backup capabilities may not be as extensive as Synology's, you can use tools like rsync to back up specific folders to your secondary NAS. In the event your primary NAS needs replacement, you would set up the new NAS with the same configuration and then copy your backed-up data back onto it. This approach ensures your personal photos, videos, and documents are securely transferred to your new device.
Regarding backups, while Asustor's backup capabilities may not be as extensive as Synology's, you can use tools like rsync to back up specific folders to your secondary NAS. In the event your primary NAS needs replacement, you would set up the new NAS with the same configuration and then copy your backed-up data back onto it. This approach ensures your personal photos, videos, and documents are securely transferred to your new device.