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Replacing a drive in a zpool can be done using the zpool replace command, specifying the zpool name and the old and new drives. If replacing with a different drive, specify both drives, if replacing with the same location specify just the new drive. The zpool will then migrate data from the old drive to the new drive to replace it.

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Replacing a drive in a zpool can be done using the zpool replace command, specifying the zpool name and the old and new drives. If replacing with a different drive, specify both drives, if replacing with the same location specify just the new drive. The zpool will then migrate data from the old drive to the new drive to replace it.

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Solution 255810 : How to replace a drive in a zpool

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This document describes how to replace a drive in a zpool.

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How to replace a disk in zpool.

You can replace a disk in zpool by zpool replace command.


1. Once you have determined that a device can be replaced, use the zpool replace
command to replace the device. If you are replacing the damaged device with
another different device, use the following command:
ex) This is an example for replacing c1t1d0 with c2t0d0. tank is zpool name.
# zpool replace tank c1t1d0 c2t0d0
2. If you have already removed the device and replaced it with a new device in the
same location, use the single device form of the command.
ex) This is an example for replacing disks located at c1t1d0. tank is zpool name.
# zpool replace tank c1t1d0

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