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5. Log in to the Web Management Interface and look at the appropriate Status pages. HP D2D4100/4300 Series: Select Storage-Shelves. The status of the failed disk should now be OK. The RAID will rebuild automatically but can take up to 5 hours. The RAID State field on the Storage-RAID tab displays the Percentage Complete. HP D2D2500 Series: Select RAID. The status of the failed disk should now be OK. The RAID will rebuild automatically but can take up to 5 hours. The RAID Status section displays the Percentage Complete. Figure 43 RAID rebuilding (HP D2D2500 Series) . After replacing the failed disk When you replace a disk, the RAID initialization process starts. The D2D is fully functional during this time, however may have reduced performance until the process completes and initialization progress is 100%. NOTE: This can take a very long time to complete, even when the appliance is idle. Email alerts and Log If you have configured recipients for email alerts on the Web Management Interface, they will be notified that physical disk(s) added, RAID is being rebuilt and when the rebuild has completed. The Log also contains an entry when the RAID rebuild completes. 170 Hard disk replacement

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5.
Log in to the Web Management Interface and look at the appropriate
Status
pages.
HP D2D4100/4300 Series:
Select
Storage-Shelves
. The status of the failed disk should now be
OK
. The RAID will rebuild automatically but can take up to 5 hours. The
RAID State
field on the
Storage-RAID
tab displays the
Percentage Complete
.
HP D2D2500 Series:
Select
RAID
. The status of the failed disk should now be
OK
. The RAID will
rebuild automatically but can take up to 5 hours. The RAID Status section displays the
Percentage
Complete
.
Figure 43 RAID rebuilding (HP D2D2500 Series)
.
After replacing the failed disk
When you replace a disk, the RAID initialization process starts. The D2D is fully functional during this
time, however may have reduced performance until the process completes and initialization progress
is 100%.
NOTE:
This can take a very long time to complete, even when the appliance is idle.
Email alerts and Log
If you have configured recipients for email alerts on the Web Management Interface, they will be
notified that physical disk(s) added, RAID is being rebuilt and when the rebuild has completed.
The Log also contains an entry when the RAID rebuild completes.
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