I have an EqualLogic PS6000XV configured with one RAID10 member split into two volumes and connected via iSCSI to a XenServer 6.5 pool.  All drives are online (except for the two spares, of course) and seemingly working normally for XenServer but the SAN is reporting the presence of bad blocks.:

su exec 'raidtool':

Driver Status: Ok
RAID LUN 0 Ok.
  *!! RAID LUN contains 3064 lost blocks. !!*
      (raidtool -W 0) clears blocks.
      (raidtool -w 0) lists blocks.
  14 Drives (15,2,4,6,8,14,12,1,0,5,7,9,11,13)
  RAID 10 (64KB sectPerSU)
  Capacity 4,032,830,111,744 bytes
Available Drives List: 3,10

Because the volumes are up and running, can I just issue the su exec 'raidtool -W 0' command to remove the bad blocks or do I need to do something else to clear the warning health status on the member?

Alan