From what I see there isn't a supported way of doing it, short of backing up the data, then deleting and recreating the Virtual Disk with the newer drives, and restoring the data from backup.
There are other non supported options like replacing each drive, one at a time and allowing it to rebuild, but that doesn't extend the virtual disk nor does it have the stability that recreating would provide.
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May 23rd, 2022 07:00
Den12172,
From what I see there isn't a supported way of doing it, short of backing up the data, then deleting and recreating the Virtual Disk with the newer drives, and restoring the data from backup.
There are other non supported options like replacing each drive, one at a time and allowing it to rebuild, but that doesn't extend the virtual disk nor does it have the stability that recreating would provide.
Let me know if this helps.
den12172
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May 23rd, 2022 08:00
That was the answer i expectded but hoped not to get
Than we have to back up all the data.
Thanks.