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ArrayMasStor K Series
ÒInstallation Instructions and Procedures.Ó
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Advanced Technology and Systems Co., Ltd., 11/2001 Rev. A
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RAID 5 offers increased data transfer rates when data is accessed in large chunks (i.e., sequentially)
and reduced data access time for many simultaneous I/OÕs when they do not span more than one
drive.
Spare drives in RAID configurations
RAID implementations include one other basic concept that can be introduced at this point: spare
drives. RAID levels 3 and 5 allow users to assign a drive as a ÒspareÓ. Spare drives are fully
functioning, ÒON and readyÓ, disk drives that a RAID controller will use to replace a failed drive as
soon as the failure is detected. The purpose of this, obviously, is to enhance the existing fault-
tolerant capabilities (and High Availability intent) of a RAID data storage system. Implementing
and assigning a spare drive is discussed later in this manual.
The K-Series RAID system permits you to assign a hot-spare drive that will be used in the event of
a drive failure. When a drive has been installed and configured in the array as a spare, any drive
failure will cause an automatic rebuild of the array without data loss or any need for user
management (for RAID levels 3 and 5 only). Spare drives are indicated by a cross (+) on the LCD
display panel.
RAID Rebuilding
If your array has a drive failure without an installed spare, it will be necessary for you to remove
the failed drive and install a good replacement as soon as possible.
Once you have replaced the failed drive, the array will automatically rebuild data onto the new
drive without data loss (for RAID 1, 3, and 5 only). The percentage of rebuild completion will be
displayed on the LCD display panel.
After the rebuild is complete, the RAID system will return to normal operation and will again be
capable of sustaining a drive failure without a loss of function or data (for RAID 1, 3, and 5 only).
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