https://community.hpe.com/t5/proliant-servers-netservers/drive-array-in-proliant-ml330-failed-need-to-replace/m-p/702144#M12052 Salvadorgil:<BR /><BR />SCSI <BR />ATA <BR />or SCSI RAID <BR />or ATA raid (mega raid controller)<BR />????<BR /><BR /><BR />it depeneds is this the scsi or the ATA model. <BR /><BR />if it is the scsi you have to make sure that the new drive has a different scsi id from the other drive. example scsi id 0 , or scis id 1,2,3 etc.<BR /><BR />- how many drives and is it hardware or software raid.<BR /><BR />- if it is on scsi (there is no raid at hardware level) <BR /><BR />- if it is on ATA mega raid controller; then after replacing the drive then just let it boot to windows and it will start to rebuild if you have the spy utilities installed ; if you don't then you will have to go to the megaraid controller bios and add this drive to the spare pool. <BR /><BR />- now it is is on an SCSI hardware raid controller - then just plug the drive and at post will give you F1 - message to start the rebuild or F2 to continue without the rebuild. <BR /><BR />Regards,<BR /><BR />Tarek. <BR /> Mon, 25 Sep 2006 19:09:10 GMT Tarek Kawach 2006-09-25T19:09:10Z https://community.hpe.com/t5/proliant-servers-netservers/drive-array-in-proliant-ml330-failed-need-to-replace/m-p/702143#M12051 there is a drive that failed in a proliant ml330 server g2 series my question is how do i go about changing the drive i know i need to get a new drive same as the other since it's raid 1 can i just plug in the drive and it will recognize it and rebuild the raid or do i have to manually recreated the raid<BR /> thanks<BR /> salvador gil<BR /> salgil@aztechnetworksolution.com Mon, 25 Sep 2006 18:32:34 GMT https://community.hpe.com/t5/proliant-servers-netservers/drive-array-in-proliant-ml330-failed-need-to-replace/m-p/702143#M12051 aztechnetworks 2006-09-25T18:32:34Z https://community.hpe.com/t5/proliant-servers-netservers/drive-array-in-proliant-ml330-failed-need-to-replace/m-p/702144#M12052 Salvadorgil:<BR /><BR />SCSI <BR />ATA <BR />or SCSI RAID <BR />or ATA raid (mega raid controller)<BR />????<BR /><BR /><BR />it depeneds is this the scsi or the ATA model. <BR /><BR />if it is the scsi you have to make sure that the new drive has a different scsi id from the other drive. example scsi id 0 , or scis id 1,2,3 etc.<BR /><BR />- how many drives and is it hardware or software raid.<BR /><BR />- if it is on scsi (there is no raid at hardware level) <BR /><BR />- if it is on ATA mega raid controller; then after replacing the drive then just let it boot to windows and it will start to rebuild if you have the spy utilities installed ; if you don't then you will have to go to the megaraid controller bios and add this drive to the spare pool. <BR /><BR />- now it is is on an SCSI hardware raid controller - then just plug the drive and at post will give you F1 - message to start the rebuild or F2 to continue without the rebuild. <BR /><BR />Regards,<BR /><BR />Tarek. <BR /> Mon, 25 Sep 2006 19:09:10 GMT https://community.hpe.com/t5/proliant-servers-netservers/drive-array-in-proliant-ml330-failed-need-to-replace/m-p/702144#M12052 Tarek Kawach 2006-09-25T19:09:10Z