A rebuild is only possible if the virtual disk is in a degraded state. If the virtual disk is failed/offline then a rebuild is not possible. There are very few recovery options with the H200. PD1 and 2 are both predictive failure, they should both be replaced. You can re-seat PD0 and run diagnostics on it to test the disk.
It looks like 3 of 4 disks in the RAID 10 are online according to your pictures, I can't tell for sure though. The virtual disk status is failed, so I'm assuming the data is inaccessible and the VD is offline. The only recovery option I can think of on an H200 is to perform a scan/resync. Retagging and forcing disks online are the only other recovery options I can think of, and retagging is not supported on the H200 since it forces an initialization. I don't think force online is available either, but you can check the physical disk operations to see if it is available.
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A rebuild is only possible if the virtual disk is in a degraded state. If the virtual disk is failed/offline then a rebuild is not possible. There are very few recovery options with the H200. PD1 and 2 are both predictive failure, they should both be replaced. You can re-seat PD0 and run diagnostics on it to test the disk.
It looks like 3 of 4 disks in the RAID 10 are online according to your pictures, I can't tell for sure though. The virtual disk status is failed, so I'm assuming the data is inaccessible and the VD is offline. The only recovery option I can think of on an H200 is to perform a scan/resync. Retagging and forcing disks online are the only other recovery options I can think of, and retagging is not supported on the H200 since it forces an initialization. I don't think force online is available either, but you can check the physical disk operations to see if it is available.
http://www.dell.com/storagecontrollermanuals/
Thanks