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In response to "Stupid Tech question. How do I know when my data has been protected by the NAS." by sycor

The synology OS has a storage panel included that should have information about sync status on the drives -- nm

Posted by Beryllium (aka grayman) Feb 1 '21, 09:18

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Main Menu -> Storage Manager -> Storage Pool. If it says healthy, you're fine. -- nm - Beryllium Feb 1, 09:20 10
- "Oh RAID 0, nice and protected" =D -- nm - Synology OS Feb 1, 09:24 3
  - hehe SHR is basically Raid 5. -- nm - sycor Feb 1, 09:36
  - I was assuming raid 1, of course -- nm - Beryllium Feb 1, 09:27
  - heh -- nm - oblique Feb 1, 09:26
- okay thanks! I've been trying to spread out my transfers to give it time to back up. But also didn't want to delete the info off my old HDDs until I - sycor Feb 1, 09:23 5
  - Yeah, I need to fine-tune my own offsite backups ... - Beryllium Feb 1, 09:26 4
    - I don't bother to be redundant with my personal cloud storage. I sync all my stuff to onedrive and, perhaps foolishly, trust Microsoft to keep it - oblique Feb 1, 09:30 3
      - And for pictures I've been considering getting an old Pixel 1 since the P1 still has unlimited original quality backup to Google Photos. And the pics - sycor Feb 1, 09:35 1
        
        Since Google screwed us, I moved my pics to Amazon Photos -- nm - oblique Feb 1, 09:36
      - I don't have a ton of super important data other than pictures. Which are backed up to Crashplan, on my PC and the NAS. -- nm - sycor Feb 1, 09:33

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