All storage in a single server system became disabled with no event or warnings logged.
CompletedSingle server System.
Windows 11 Pro
dual NIC
1 NIC for internet access
1 NIC goes to POE switch with only cameras
core i7-12700
16GB Ram
Wave server version: 5.0.0.35745
separate SDD for OS and another separate SSD for Wave analytics only (D: drive even though the screenshot has it on E: temporarily for testing)
2 10TB Western Digital purple drives (Drives E: and F:) for main storage attached to motherboard with sata connections and mounted internally.
1 OWC dual bay USB enclosure RAID 0 array set to backup on motion and objects only. The backup drive (Drive G:) was added on June 21.
This system has been working very well for almost a year. I added a backup drive (noted above) on June 21. Everything seemed to be recording fine and backing up appropriately. 5 ish days after that drive was added there are gaps in footage. I just happened to check on the system today and am noticing this. Currently every single drive is labeled "reserved" and "invalid storage".
Drives E: F: and G: have never been used for anything other than Wisenet Wave video. This computer is used solely for Wisenet Wave as well. The odd thing is that even there theres no storage available, no errors were ever logged in the event log. No notifications of storage failure popped up. No indications that recording wasn't working except gaps in the timeline. There are still solid red dots next to all the cameras in the left pane indicating recording, but there is no recording happening. I can review the archive though.
Where should I start troubleshooting this?


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