Monitoring Rebuilds and Other Processes
If a drive in a mirrored array (RAID 1 or RAID 1E) fails, the MegaRAID Storage Manager software automatically rebuilds it on a hot spare drive.
A red circle to the right of the drive icon
indicates that a drive has failed. A yellow circle appears by the icon of the virtual drive that uses this drive to show that the virtual drive is in a partially degraded state; the data is still safe, but data could be lost if another drive fails.
You can monitor the progress of drive rebuilds in MegaRAID Storage Manager in the Group Show Progress window. To open this window, follow these steps:
1.
Select Manage >> Show Progress.
2.
(Optional) Click Abort All to abort all ongoing processes.
3.
Click Close to close the window.
The Group Show Progress window displays a percent-complete indicator for drive rebuilds. Rebuilds may take a long time to complete and cannot be aborted. An up-arrow appears above the drive icon while it is being rebuilt.
Operations on virtual drives appear in the left panel of the window, and operations on physical drives appear in the right panel. The types of operations that appear in this window are as follows:
A Modify Drive Group process cannot be aborted. To abort any other ongoing process, click the Abort button next to the status indicator. Click Abort All to abort all the ongoing processes. Click Close to close the window.
If a drive in a redundant configuration (RAID 1 or RAID 1E) fails, the MegaRAID Storage Manager software automatically rebuilds it on a hot spare drive.
A red circle to the right of the drive icon indicates that a drive has failed. A yellow circle appears by the icon of the virtual drive that uses this drive to show that the virtual drive is in a partially degraded state; the data is still safe, but data could be lost if another drive fails.
The Group Show Progress window displays a percent-complete indicator for drive rebuilds. Rebuilds may take a long time to complete and cannot be aborted. An up-arrow appears above the drive icon while it is being rebuilt.
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