Areca FAQ System - Q10181403 - How to rebuild a degraded RAID set on a SATA or SAS RAID controller?

Q10181403 - How to rebuild a degraded RAID set on a SATA or SAS RAID controller?

You pull out the failed drive and insert a new drive back, no power off or service down needed. Controllers will automatically start rebuild the degraded array as soon as new free drive detected.

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Last update:: 2015-08-24 09:21
Author:: Simone
Revision:: 1.1

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