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Tom's Hardware > Forum > Storage > NAS/RAID & Technologies > Zyxel NSA-2400 loss drive

Zyxel NSA-2400 loss drive

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I have two Zyxel NSA-2400 NAS drives in use. I have configured both to have RAID-5 configuration with four discs. Another one has 4x 250gb seagate and another one has 4x 1TB Seagate drives.

Both units loses one drive from configuration time after time. When testing the drive that is labeled as fault, in another computer it works fine, but when plugged to NSA-2400 it doesn't work. Does anyone have any idea why this is happening. I have updated both units to newest firmware, but it didn't help.

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