The first 5 disks in the array are the OE disks (also called the Vault drives). When one of these fails the normal procedure is to first verify in Navisphere or on the front of the enclosure that the drive is faulted. If you have configured LUNs on these disks, then a hot spare is normally engaged for the user portion of the disk, but the OE part of the disk is still faulted. You can just remove the disk and replace with the same (or equivalent) part number. The new drive should rebuild.
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The first 5 disks in the array are the OE disks (also called the Vault drives). When one of these fails the normal procedure is to first verify in Navisphere or on the front of the enclosure that the drive is faulted. If you have configured LUNs on these disks, then a hot spare is normally engaged for the user portion of the disk, but the OE part of the disk is still faulted. You can just remove the disk and replace with the same (or equivalent) part number. The new drive should rebuild.
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