It’s imperative that you stop the process immediately. At that point, if the message “ Migrate” does not appear in the new NAS, then the data cannot be transferred. STEP 3: Removing and installing HDD disks or SSD disks into DS920+Īfter the back up with Hyper Backup is done, the second most important part is to put the disks from the old NAS (DS918+) into the new NAS (DS920+) in the exact same order.So, the first step is to backup your actual files and configuration on DS918+ with Hyper Backup Package using an external USB, Hard drive, Synology C2 cloud, Dropbox etc. The Synology Hyper Backup Package backs up my most important data every day. I use a 12TB external USB 3 hard drive for backups. Please Support My work by Making a Donation. I was worried about the process too at the beginning, but if you read and carefully follow these 4 steps listed below, you’ll find out it’s child’s play.
It’s only recently that I have transferred my data from an old NAS model to a new NAS model and you can do it with DS920+ in the exact same way. At this point you may be asking yourself: how do I get all the data from my old DS918+ NAS onto my new DS920+ NAS? In my opinion the fastest and overall best way is to simply put the old hard drives into the new device. As you have certainly read in my previous articles, the new Synology NAS DS920+ is about to land and will be available all over the world.
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