Hi
Just to be sure and don't crash everything on my NAS
Could you help me and describ procedure to replace one hard disk in a ZFS pool
Could I only unplug old and plug new one? I believe answer is NO
Many thanks for your help
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change 1 hard disk in a ZFS pool
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Re: change 1 hard disk in a ZFS pool
Best bet is to power down the machine, swap the drive then restart.
Once the machine is available you can set the drive settings under Disks -> Management then goto ZFS-> Tools & select replace. Click the drive that was replaced & let the resilver run.
Once the machine is available you can set the drive settings under Disks -> Management then goto ZFS-> Tools & select replace. Click the drive that was replaced & let the resilver run.
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françois ROLAND
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Re: change 1 hard disk in a ZFS pool
Very good
Many thanks for your help
Many thanks for your help
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Re: change 1 hard disk in a ZFS pool
Not to highjack this thread but... I've got a 'degraded' situation here. Running a couple of 3Tb drives and one has died on me. How can I tell which one is the faulty disk? Total newb Q but hey, need to know! tia
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Re: change 1 hard disk in a ZFS pool
Just check the serial number
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Re: change 1 hard disk in a ZFS pool
To add some details ....
From Disks -> Management check your SMART status that will show the serial numbers of your drives.
Then power down and look at each drive for the corresponding serial number that is failing.
If your other drives are of similar age might want to look into having a spare on hand.
From Disks -> Management check your SMART status that will show the serial numbers of your drives.
Then power down and look at each drive for the corresponding serial number that is failing.
If your other drives are of similar age might want to look into having a spare on hand.
11.2-RELEASE-p3 | ZFS Mirror - 2 x 8TB WD Red | 28GB ECC Ram
HP ML10v2 x64-embedded on Intel(R) Core(TM) i3-4150 CPU @ 3.50GHz
Extra memory so I can host a couple VMs
1) Unifi Controller on Ubuntu
2) Librenms on Ubuntu
HP ML10v2 x64-embedded on Intel(R) Core(TM) i3-4150 CPU @ 3.50GHz
Extra memory so I can host a couple VMs
1) Unifi Controller on Ubuntu
2) Librenms on Ubuntu