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VessRAID Setup - Promise Technology, Inc.

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<strong>VessRAID</strong> 1000i Series Product Manual<br />

3. Click the Spare Drive icon.<br />

In Management View, the Enclosure Front View diagram appears with the<br />

location of the spare drive highlighted.<br />

Creating a Spare Drive<br />

To create a spare drive:<br />

1. Click the Subsystem icon in Tree View.<br />

2. Click the Spare Drives icon.<br />

3. Click the Create tab in Management View.<br />

4. Choose a spare type, Global or Dedicated.<br />

Global can be used by any disk array. Dedicated can only be used by the<br />

assigned disk arrays<br />

5. Click the Next button.<br />

6. To make a revertible spare drive, check the Revertible box.<br />

A revertible spare drive can be returned to spare drive status after it replaces<br />

a failed drive in a disk array. See “Transition” on page 273 for more<br />

information.<br />

7. To enable Media Patrol on this spare drive, check the Enable Media Patrol<br />

box.<br />

8. Dedicated spares only. From the Media Type dropdown menu, choose the<br />

physical drive type used in the array.<br />

• HDD – Hard Disk Drives<br />

• SSD – Solid State Drives<br />

9.<br />

The drive type you selected appears in the list of Physical Drives. You<br />

cannot mix HDDs and SSDs in the same disk array.<br />

In the Physical drives field, highlight the physical drive you want to assign as<br />

a spare drive in the Available list and press the >> button to move the drive<br />

to the Selected list.<br />

You can also double-click drives to move them.<br />

134<br />

Important<br />

• There must be an unconfigured physical drive available for<br />

selection as a spare drive. See “Viewing a List of Physical<br />

Drives” on page 105.<br />

• Be sure the unconfigured physical drive has adequate<br />

capacity to replace the largest drive in the disk array.

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