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Failed Array , HP DL380 G4

 
Mwahab
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Failed Array , HP DL380 G4

Hi,

 

I had my server array confguration as following

 

Array A

72 GB port2 SCSI ID 0

72 GB port2 SCSI ID 3

 

Then SCSI ID 3 slot failed , so i can't add any disk neither the old disk nor a new disk to rebulid the Array !

 

how can i move the Array A configuration to a new slots (i.e : SCSI ID 4 , SCSI ID 5) ?

or how can i use another SCSI ID ( instead of the failed one) with the SCSI ID 0 to rebuild the RAID 1 again !?

 

Note:

I got a new disk cuz at first i thought the problem in the old disk but then i discoverd the problem in the slot itself ! (im just saying that in case a new disk could help by anyway !)

 

BR,

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Mwahab
Occasional Visitor

Re: Failed Array , HP DL380 G4

Do i need to rephrase my Question !?

or this issue is such a complicated issue and no one know how to solve it !!

shooreg
Frequent Advisor

Re: Failed Array , HP DL380 G4

I think the best you can in this situation is to create а volume on a new drive, then move your data to the new volume from the degraded mirror, then break a mirror, and recreate mirror again, using different slots.

 

That way is safest for the data, however, you can try to add your new drive as a global spare, so SA6i should rebuild your RAID using that new drive. Then move "failed" drive to another slot and try joining him as a new member of your RAID.

 

There are other ways, but they are more risky to the data.