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Hot swapping

  • 03-05-2009 3:12am
    #1
    eman66
    Closed Accounts Posts: 602 ✭✭✭


    I'm getting sense errors on a drive in a hot-swappable 4-disk raid 5 setup. The LED for the drive has changed from green to flashing orange.

    The raid is still fully intact though, all 4 drives reported as good. Just to be sure (x 1million), there wouldn't be any problem doing a hot swap on a healthy raid, would there? I have a spare handy so I thought I would swap out the drives before looking at anything else.


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  • #2
    tech
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 2,860 ✭✭✭tech


    no hassle at all, Just remove and inset new disk . Have you got Raid Management software on your system to see the status of the disks??

    If so you will see that this has bene marked faulty/ failed.

    Also you will be able to see your rebuild status once you insert the new disk

    what make server is this in?

    HP/ Dell?


  • #3
    technobreed
    Closed Accounts Posts: 22 ✭technobreed


    eman66 wrote: »
    The LED for the drive has changed from green to flashing orange.

    This doesnot necessarily mean a problematic disk. RAID controller may be updating the raid configuration on that particular drive.

    Anyway, to be on safer side. Replacing with a new disk is always advisable.


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