17-01-2018, 05:38 PM
Yo utilizaria el procedimiento de borrado duro de Datos de QNAP:
https://wiki.qnap.com/wiki/Complete_Reinitialization
Remove your HDD(s) from the tray (if for TS-109, the same).
Boot up the NAS without HDD(s) installed. You will hear a short beep, and after about 1~2 minutes, a long beep.
The system will use the embedded image to boot up.
Then run the Finder on your PC, it will help you to find the NAS on the network.
Use the default ID (admin) and password (admin) to login if it asks.
Hot-plug the HDD(s) into the NAS.
Go through the installation process including formating hard disk and installing the firmware.
https://wiki.qnap.com/wiki/Complete_Reinitialization
Remove your HDD(s) from the tray (if for TS-109, the same).
Boot up the NAS without HDD(s) installed. You will hear a short beep, and after about 1~2 minutes, a long beep.
The system will use the embedded image to boot up.
Then run the Finder on your PC, it will help you to find the NAS on the network.
Use the default ID (admin) and password (admin) to login if it asks.
Hot-plug the HDD(s) into the NAS.
Go through the installation process including formating hard disk and installing the firmware.
TS-251A-4G 2 x Seagate ST4000VN000 4TB