How to add a Second Hard Drive to your DNS?



NOTE – When inserting a new HDD to your DNS, you may insert it when powered on or when it is off and then power on the device

Step 1 – Open a web browser and enter the IP of your device.

IE:

DNS 320_Add_a_Second_Hard_Drive1
 
Google Chrome:


DNS 320_Add_a_Second_Hard_Drive2

Step 2 – Login into the DNS using your credentials

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Step 3 – Once inside the Web GUI, you will notice that it will automatically default to “Hard Drive Configuration” and you will see “Format the new drive as Standard type”, click it to begin the process of formatting.

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Step 4 –
Click “Next

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Please note at this stage your existing HDD will not lose any data

Step 5 – Click “Next

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Step 6 – Click “Yes” to accept this and continue with formatting

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Please wait until the above process has reached 100%

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Step 7 – Click “Finish

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Your new HDD has been formatted with success and ready to use.



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