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Missing Disk (Not in The RAID System)

The document discusses RAID disk replacement procedures. If a disk is missing but not part of the RAID configuration, the system will automatically recognize it if it is replaced. If a disk is missing from the RAID, replacing it with a new disk will result in the pool status being shown as "DEGRADED" until the "zpool replace" command is run. Running this command updates the pool status to show as online.

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Missing Disk (Not in The RAID System)

The document discusses RAID disk replacement procedures. If a disk is missing but not part of the RAID configuration, the system will automatically recognize it if it is replaced. If a disk is missing from the RAID, replacing it with a new disk will result in the pool status being shown as "DEGRADED" until the "zpool replace" command is run. Running this command updates the pool status to show as online.

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Missing disk (not in the RAID system): 

System will automatic recognize the missing disk if it comes back 

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Missing disk (in the RAID system): 

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Replace with new disk ‐ ‐ > system recognizes the replaced disk but Pool’s status is “DEGRADED” 

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Execute the “zpool replace <<Pool‐name>> <<replaced‐disk‐name>>” 

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System status 

Pool status is ONLINE 

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Log 

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