Select a Replacement Drive
Select this option to request a manual rebuild when you do not have
a designated global or dedicated spare in the enclosure. However, if
you have an available drive or after you have inserted a new drive in
the enclosure, click on the blue box next to the desired drive to be
used for the rebuild. The system is still running during this
replacement process.
Check box column
Check the blue box next to the drive to be used for the rebuild.
Capacity
Shows the size of an available drive.
EnclD
Identifies the number(s) of the drive slot(s) that are available and not
already part of an array configuration.
Slot
Identifies the number of where the drive is seated.
Vendor
Identifies the brand of the drive, such as Maxtor, Western Digital
Corporation, Seagate, etc.
Model
Identifies the model number of the disk drive.
OK button
Click here to begin the manual rebuild process.
Cancel button
Click here to stop this operation.
Verifying the Integrity of an Array
Verifying the integrity of an array means that the JMR Storage Manager software
will check and validate the parity of the drives in the array. This is a long
background operation; however, you can continue with other system processes.
The following guidelines will walk you through the instructions on how to enable
and run the verify integrity process. Verify Integrity is not available for RAID 0.
Select the array to be verified by clicking on the desired array icon. Then, click
on Array in the menu bar (or right-click the array icon) and select Verify
Integrity in the drop menu (see
), which will display the Verify
Integrity window. Notice that the Fix Integrity box is checked by default (see
). Click OK to commit this request and begin the verify operation.
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