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Configuring Your Server 4-57
Manual Rebuild
Rebuild can be performed automatically when the failed Hard Disk Drive is replaced in hot-swap mode. However, if the failed
Hard Disk Drive is replaced after turning off the power of the server, Rebuild will not start automatically. Use Manual Rebuild
feature to recover the virtual drives as described below.
IMPORTANT:
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To perform rebuild by replacing the Hard Disk Drive in hot-swap mode, be sure to replace the
device while the operating system or WebBIOS is running.
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You can view the progress of rebuild process on Universal RAID Utility screen or click
[Virtual Drive] on WebBIOS Top Menu.
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With the progress indication being displayed, the rebuild may be processed at slow rate. Go to
WebBIOS Top Menu after making sure the rebuild progress.
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Click [Home] while the background task such as Consistency Check, Rebuild, or
Reconstruction is being executed. With the progress indication being displayed, the
background task may be processed at slow rate.
Described below are procedures based on assumption:
One of the Hard Disk Drives failed in a RAID5 VD configured with three Hard Disk Drives.
Replace the failed Hard Disk Drive with new one after turning off the power of the server. Auto Rebuild feature is disabled for
non-hot-swap replacement. Use Manual Rebuild feature to recover the virtual drives as described below.
1. Start WebBIOS.
Make sure that the status for the replaced Hard Disk Drive is indicated as "Unconfigured Good" in the right frame of
the Top Menu.
In the example below, the Hard Disk Drive in slot number 2 has been replaced.
The indication "PD Missing: BackPlane 252: Slot2" represents that the Hard Disk Drive in VD having been installed
in slot number 2 was removed.
2. Select the newly connected Hard Disk Drive (the Hard Disk Drive in slot number 2 in the example) from the right
frame of Top Menu.
3.
The properties for Physical Drive is displayed.