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Based on DSM 4.1
33 Chapter 4: Manage Storage Space
Repair Degraded Volumes
If a volume status reads Degraded, please go to Main Menu > Storage Manager > RAID Group, and follow the
instructions displayed under the RAID Group status. Please refer to Help for more information.
Manage iSCSI LUNs
iSCSI is an Internet Protocol based storage networking standard for linking data storage facilities. iSCSI
facilitates data transfer over local area networks (LANs), wide area networks (WANs), or the Internet. By mapping
iSCSI Targets and iSCSI LUNs, client servers can access space on a storage server as if it were a local disk.
iSCSI LUN Types
Synology server currently supports the following types of iSCSI LUNs:
iSCSI LUN (Regular Files): This type of iSCSI LUN is created by designating a portion of a volume. It may be
later expanded as needed. This type of iSCSI LUN provides flexibility of dynamic capacity management with
Thin Provisioning.
iSCSI LUN (Block-Level): This type of iSCSI LUN is created on a RAID Group and provides flexibility of
dynamic capacity management in addition to optimized access performance. You can expand this type of
iSCSI LUN later using unallocated space on the RAID Group.
Create iSCSI LUNs
1 Go to Main Menu > Storage Manager > iSCSI LUN, and click Create.
2 Choose the desired iSCSI LUN type.
3 Edit the iSCSI LUN description, choose destination RAID Group, and allocate capacity (if selected iSCSI type
supports capacity allocation).
4 Follow the wizard to complete the setup.
Term Explanation
Thin Provisioning: Thin Provisioning is a method for optimizing storage utilization by allocating storage space
in a dynamic and on-demand manner. This setting is only available for iSCSI LUN (regular files).
iSCSI Target Mapping: Map the iSCSI LUN to one or more iSCSI Targets.
Remove iSCSI LUNs
1 Go to Main Menu > Storage Manager > iSCSI LUN.
2 Select the iSCSI LUN to remove.
3 Click Remove.
4 Click OK to confirm.
Note: Removing an iSCSI LUN erases all existing data on the iSCSI LUN. Connections between the iSCSI LUN and
any mapped iSCSI Target will also be lost. Please confirm no important data is lost.
Edit iSCSI LUNs
1 Go to Main Menu > Storage Manager > iSCSI LUN.
2 Select the iSCSI LUN to edit.
3 Click Edit.
4 Edit desired settings.
5 Click OK to confirm.
Note: To avoid data loss when editing iSCSI LUN capacity, the capacity can only be made larger than the current
size.
- Based on DSM 4.1 1
- Table of Contents 2
- 3 Table of Contents 3
- 4 Table of Contents 4
- 5 Table of Contents 5
- Introduction 6
- 7 Chapter 1: Introduction 7
- Online Resources 7
- Manager 8
- Based on DSM 4.1 10
- Use a Web Browser 11
- Desktop and Shortcuts 11
- Taskbar 12
- Widgets 12
- Restart and Shutdown 13
- Open Application Windows 14
- Use the Control Panel 14
- Manage Personal Options 15
- Photo Station 16
- Modify System Settings 17
- HTTP Service 18
- Security 19
- Router Port 19
- Change Network Settings 20
- Wireless 21
- IPv6 Setup 22
- Modify Regional Options 23
- Set Up Time 24
- Language 24
- NTP Service 24
- Use Energy Saving Features 25
- Beep Control 26
- Schedule 27
- HDD Hibernation 27
- Manage Storage Space 28
- Create RAID Groups 29
- Remove RAID Groups 30
- Change RAID Types 30
- Repair RAID Groups 30
- Manage Volumes 31
- Edit Volumes 32
- Remove Volumes 32
- Manage iSCSI LUNs 33
- Manage iSCSI Targets 34
- Manage Hard Disks 35
- Hot Spare 36
- Storage Overview 36
- SSD Cache 36
- Manage External Disks 37
- Internet 38
- Set up Router 39
- Add Port Forwarding Rules 39
- Service Requirement 40
- Set up VPN Connection 43
- Enhance Internet Security 44
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- Set Up File Sharing 48
- Manage Mac File Service 49
- Manage Users and Groups 52
- Create and Edit Users 53
- Create and Edit Groups 56
- Set Up Shared Folders 57
- Create a Shared Folder 58
- Remove a Shared Folder 59
- Encrypt a Shared Folder 60
- Index Shared Folder Contents 62
- Access Files from Anywhere 63
- Access Files via FTP 66
- Access Files via WebDAV 67
- Sync Files via Cloud Station 68
- File Station Appearance 69
- Manage File Station Options 69
- Shared Links 70
- Speed Limit 70
- Search for Files or Folders 71
- Set File Station in Action 72
- Create a Folder 73
- Delete Files or Folders 73
- Extract an Archive 74
- Compress Files or Folders 74
- Open a File in a New Window 74
- Share File Links 76
- Edit Photos 76
- Back Up Data 77
- Use Time Machine for Mac 78
- Use rsync for Linux 78
- Local Backup 79
- Network Backup 79
- Amazon S3 Backup 79
- Manage Sync Tasks 82
- Enable Web Station 85
- Enable Personal Website 86
- Manage PHP Settings 87
- Host Mail Server 88
- Before you start 89
- Set up Mail Server 89
- Package Center 93
- Configure Package Center 94
- Launch Enabled Applications 95
- Choose Account System 98
- Manage User Accounts 98
- Create Albums 99
- Manage Albums 100
- Download Albums 100
- Reorder Albums 101
- Enable Virtual Album 101
- Delete or Move Album 102
- Share with Social Networks 103
- Manage Tags for Photos 104
- Perform Face Recognition 105
- Customize Album Layout 105
- Use the Blog 106
- Manage Blog Posts 107
- Back up your Blog 107
- Install Audio Station 108
- Choose Audio Source 109
- Personal and Shared Playlist 110
- Smart Playlist 110
- Internet Radio 110
- Organize Your Music 111
- Personal Music Library 112
- Edit Music Information 113
- Record Diagnostic Log 113
- Work with Playlist 114
- Play Music 115
- High Quality Output 116
- Add Music to Queue 116
- Add a Playlist to Queue 116
- Play Music with Music Player 116
- Play Music with Mini Player 117
- Manage Transcoder 117
- Download Music 118
- Programs with Video Station 119
- Categorize Your Videos 120
- Manage Video Collections 121
- Manage Video Metadata 122
- Record TV Programs 123
- Live Stream TV Programs 124
- Live Streaming 125
- Install Download Station 126
- Manage Auto Extract Service 127
- Set up BT/HTTP/FTP/NZB 128
- Location 129
- File Hosting 130
- BT Search 130
- FTP / HTTP 131
- Create by Uploading Files 131
- Create by Entering URLs 132
- Create via BT Search 132
- More Information 133
- View BT/HTTP/FTP/NZB Tasks 134
- Manage BT/HTTP/FTP/NZB Tasks 134
- Set up eMule 135
- General 136
- Connection 137
- Bandwidth 137
- Connect to ED2K Server/Kad 138
- Create eMule Download Tasks 139
- Manage eMule Download Tasks 140
- Manage Download Queue 141
- Check Upload Queue 141
- Surveillance Station 142
- Manage IP Cameras 143
- Watch Live View 144
- Use PTZ Control 145
- Use Other Functions 145
- Work with Timeline 146
- Play and Manage Events 147
- Manage Notification Settings 148
- Use E-Map 149
- Manage Advanced Settings 149
- Initial Page Setting 150
- Centralized Management 150
- VisualStation 150
- Assign Privileges 151
- Install Camera License 151
- View Log 152
- Service 153
- Manage Browsing Settings 154
- Manage Indexed Folder 155
- Install iTunes Server 156
- Manage iTunes Server 156
- Use Smart Playlist 157
- Re-index Media Files 157
- Check System Information 158
- Network 159
- Storage 159
- Current Connections 159
- View System Logs 160
- Monitor System Resources 161
- Update DSM 162
- Troubleshooting 163
- Receive Event Notifications 164
- Customized Alias 167
- Customized HTTP(S) Ports 167
- Reset admin's Password 168
- Reinstall Synology Server 168
- Enable SNMP Service 169
- Enable Terminal Services 170
- DS download 171
- DS video 171
- DS audio 171
- Use Other Mobile Devices 172
- SYNOLOGY, INC 174
- END USER LICENSE AGREEMENT 174
- LIMITED PRODUCT WARRANTY 176
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