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Expanding Array Capacity, Start Storage Manager Pro, highlight the Array icon. - rebuild

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Adaptec Storage Manager Pro User's Guide 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. 3-2

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Adaptec Storage Manager Pro User
’
s Guide
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.