How to Repair Synology Volume + Simulating Hard Drive Failure | 4K TUTORIAL

When running a RAID/SHR (other than RAID0) you get at least one disk of fault tolerance. This means that if disk mechanically fails you still retain all of the data on that pool. In this video we are testing what happens to a RAID1 pool hosted on a Synology NAS when a disk fails, simulated by ripping the disk out in the middle of a transfer. Then we go through how to repair the storage pool by adding a new disk back into the pool. Hire Me! https://www.spacerex.co/hire-me/ Links: What is in my Rack: https://www.spacerex.co/my-rack/ SHR vs RAID:    • SHR vs RAID for Synology NAS | 4K TUTORIAL   Using Hyper Backup to backup your NAS:    • Synology HyperBackup to External HardDrive...   Affilate Links: (Synology Recommendations) Synologys: Cheapest you can buy: https://geni.us/e6LuxG Most powerful 4 Bay: https://geni.us/GjJ0 6 bays, with performance overhead: https://geni.us/wUcKel Insane Performance!: https://geni.us/VWWyPa 12 Bays in a Desktop!: https://geni.us/dYtpGui Drives: Hard drives that I use: https://geni.us/k6GqFW SSD I use with Synology: https://geni.us/AwOU Going 10GbE: Synology 10GbE (RJ45) Card: https://geni.us/d6KK94h Starter 10GbE switch: https://geni.us/dHOpA 10GbE ethernet to Thunderbolt 3 adapter: https://geni.us/F6U92 *These are Amazon affiliate links, which means that if you purchase a product through one of them, I will receive a small commission (at no additional cost to you). Thank you for supporting my channel!