Hello,
TS-1079pro, Firmware version 4.0.7
I have attached an external disk to the NAS via eSATA. I can see the disk under 'external devices' in the web interface. I can format it, I can see some information about the device. But I cannot get the VOLUME-ID of the attached disk. I need to know the VOLUME-ID of the connected disk since I want to attach a backup job to this volume-id only. Any idea how to get it?
Regards, Michael
How to get the VOLUME-ID of an external disk
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Re: How to get the VOLUME-ID of an external disk
mgr wrote:Hello,
TS-1079pro, Firmware version 4.0.7
I have attached an external disk to the NAS via eSATA. I can see the disk under 'external devices' in the web interface. I can format it, I can see some information about the device. But I cannot get the VOLUME-ID of the attached disk. I need to know the VOLUME-ID of the connected disk since I want to attach a backup job to this volume-id only. Any idea how to get it?
Regards, Michael
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blkid | grep LABEL
/dev/md0: LABEL="Volume1" UUID="e6bab56b-cd5b-4fd8-864a-fae6560bf7f7" TYPE="ext4"
/dev/sde1: UUID="F6F44A31F449F481" LABEL="PQSERVICE" TYPE="ntfs"
/dev/sde2: UUID="56BC4A5FBC4A39AF" LABEL="SYSTEM RESERVED" TYPE="ntfs"
/dev/sde3: UUID="46744BB2744BA411" LABEL="Acer" TYPE="ntfs"
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Re: How to get the VOLUME-ID of an external disk
Hello Philippe,
thank you for your hint. I did it on the shell as you suggested. Here is my output.
The UUID listed here corresponds to the so-called VOLUME-ID used for binding a backup job to a distinct disk. Thank you.
I wonder if there is a way to get the volume-id of the external disk in the web interface as well.
thank you for your hint. I did it on the shell as you suggested. Here is my output.
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/dev/md2: UUID="e4b93bd4-287e-440d-9919-a3e7cf9353fd" TYPE="crypt_LUKS"
/dev/md11: UUID="d945188a-98bd-4497-bcbe-bcb1515dcd98" TYPE="crypt_LUKS"
/dev/sdl1: UUID="206F1E39387A444C" LABEL="BackupTask-1.1" TYPE="ntfs"
/dev/dm-0: LABEL="Volume3" UUID="f5022baa-7c79-48f4-a191-2bb02e25888e" TYPE="ext4"
/dev/dm-1: LABEL="Volume1" UUID="762dbcfa-dcdb-42aa-8a1a-bae860aaf276" TYPE="ext4"
/dev/sdm1: UUID="0F7C0DE6292BAF95" TYPE="ntfs"
I wonder if there is a way to get the volume-id of the external disk in the web interface as well.