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In this situation, your arrays are intact and functioning properly, but
you still need to replace the drive that went bad and caused the
failover.
Note: Remember that failover is only available for
redundant array types: mirror set (RAID 1), RAID 5 set,
stripe set of mirror sets (RAID 0/1), or stripe set of RAID 5
sets (RAID 0/5).
To replace a drive if failover has occurred:
1
Remove the failed drive.
Refer to the documentation for your disk drive and enclosure.
2
Install the new drive.
Refer to the documentation for your disk drive and enclosure.
3
Rescan the controller.
See Rescanning a Controller on page 9-2.
4
Add the new drive to the spare pool.
See Adding a Drive to the Spare Pool on page 7-2.
To replace a drive in the event of a single drive failure with no hot
spare assigned:
1
Power off the system and remove the failed drive.
Refer to the documentation for your disk drive.
2
Install the new drive.
Refer to the documentation for your disk drive.
3
Power on the system and boot to the operating system.
4
Start Storage Manager Pro, highlight the Array icon.
5
Click Rebuild .
Expanding Array Capacity
You can expand array capacity by adding more drives to the array.