Scrubbing starts, and the progress is shown in a progress bar. To stop scrubbing while in
it is progress, click X to the right of the progress bar.
Configure Global Spare Disks
A global spare disk is a redundant disk that can automatically take the place of a failed disk in
any volume. A failed disk and a spare disk taking over do not need to have the same physical
performance characteristics because the replacement is temporary, similar to using a spare
tire on a car with a flat tire that needs to be repaired.
IMPORTANT:
Having a spare disk takes over after a failure is a temporary
solution; replace the failed disk as soon as possible.
To create a global spare disk:
1.
Select System > Storage.
The Storage screen displays (see the figure in
2.
In the graphical enclosure, click the disk or disks that you want to assign as global spare
disks.
You can select disks with a black color coding only. The selected disks are highlighted
and all volume buttons become available, including the Global spare button under the
enclosure:
ReadyDATA OS 1.2
Step
Manage Disks and Volumes
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2).
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