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IOCELL Networks NetDISK User Manual Network Direct Attached Storage / NDAS

6. The NDAS device should now be initialized as a Basic disk with unallocated

space on the right.

Note: It is VERY important that your NDAS device is listed as a Basic Disk and

not a Dynamic Disk.

7. Initialization is completed. The next step is to add storage space and format it so

that data can be stored on the NDAS device. Jump to step 8.2 Add Storage

Volumes or Partitions to the NDAS device.

8.1.1 Working with more than 2TB storage space

Users can now create very large storage space with their NDAS Devices. Up to 8 disks

can be bound together in very large RAID0 array (aka striped) configurations. Read this

section to learn what to expect when working with such large NDAS configurations.

1. RAID0 (Striped Array) is Required

If one attempts to create an Aggregate style Bind, using several drives of different

sizes, the final size cannot exceed 2TB because the NDAS Bind system cannot

apply the GPT structure to the Aggregate Bind. This is limitation comes from

Windows.

2. GPT Structure is required

The image below shows a striped array of two 2TB drives assembled by the

NDAS Bind Manager and mounted for the first time. If the Bind is configured with

the MBR style partition structure, the maximum possible capacity is just over 2TB.

The rest of the available space is unallocated and cannot be formatted.

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