I have an MD3260 that lost communication with all drives in drawer 4 in that tray. The communication lost only lasted about 1 second. After this 2 of the 4 pools are marked as failed. All drives are currently optimal. I believe I just need to revive the pools through SMcli. In trying to do so I've discovered that the "revive diskPool [pool_name]" doesn't seem to exist. There is a diskGroup option but not diskPool. Has anyone else noticed this? Is there another way to revive a disk pool? Here is what I am seeing:
When there is a multiple disk failure such that the DDP failure you need to make sure that you revive all the drives in the correct order before you can revive the disk pool. It is best to contact support for this as we will need to look at a support bundle and have to run some commands on the controller to ensure that the revive of the drives is done in the correct order so that you can revive the disk pool.
Please let us know if you have any other questions.
Drives are all in an optimal state and ready for the pools to be revived. What I am reporting is a deficiency in SMcli and that the command SMcli -n -c "revive diskPool[pool_name]" doesn't exist. And what I am asking is, is there another way to revive a disk pool.
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Posted December 6th, 2018 09:00
Hello Sam,
When there is a multiple disk failure such that the DDP failure you need to make sure that you revive all the drives in the correct order before you can revive the disk pool. It is best to contact support for this as we will need to look at a support bundle and have to run some commands on the controller to ensure that the revive of the drives is done in the correct order so that you can revive the disk pool.
Please let us know if you have any other questions.