Hi all,
I recent times my ds918 is marking a hdd as critical because it went to a full identification cycle. It only failed once and smart attributes, including the long ones, are always showing a healthy hdd.
The point is that synology is re issuing the alert every day and I cannot manually mark it as no problematic.
So, how seriously should I take this warning and if there is any way to reset this status once for all????
Regards
It is a wd Red Serie hdd.
And this is the exactly the point. The hdd is not showing any reduction in performance. Smart info is solid healthy. Btrfs does not show any crc error and also there are not retries in transaction.
The question was more if this alert could be a glitch of synology and in that case hwi to reset it.
Have you had your drive(s) for a while? Could be WDDA throwing up the warning. See this video if you haven't already https://youtu.be/jx4i64uqsIA?si=BbV1GGCL6GRJ3VM8
or this article too https://nascompares.com/...
Are your drives about three years old?
The question is more if this could be more a glitch in synology than a real error.
As a said before, I was not able to find any other indicator of problems. Smart is good (not a single error), performance is solid, etc etc
@feddit.de
This is a place for all topics regarding Synology hard- and software - especially (but not limited to) their NAS devices.
Just one thing: Let’s please be pleasant to each other and respect that people have different experience levels. Some are pros, some are noobs, yet everybody may have good ideas or interesting questions to ask and comments to make, and all of these shall be heard and appreciated. ❤️
And since we know from TV that all IT nerds 🤓 are h4xx0rs and wear hoodies all the time (if not even ski masks) in front of their computers, I chose an appropriate banner image (image credit).
go to feed...
@feddit.de
This is a place for all topics regarding Synology hard- and software - especially (but not limited to) their NAS devices.
Just one thing: Let’s please be pleasant to each other and respect that people have different experience levels. Some are pros, some are noobs, yet everybody may have good ideas or interesting questions to ask and comments to make, and all of these shall be heard and appreciated. ❤️
And since we know from TV that all IT nerds 🤓 are h4xx0rs and wear hoodies all the time (if not even ski masks) in front of their computers, I chose an appropriate banner image (image credit).
go to feed...
What kind of drive is it? There's a chance the alert could be legitimate.
save