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Likely Causes to Check | Corrective Actions |
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The desired physical disk is | Determine whether the physical disk: |
unavailable | • Is a dedicated hot spare and unavailable for use in |
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| another virtual disk. |
| • Is full or has insufficient available capacity. |
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The system already has a | Delete unused virtual disks. |
maximum of eight virtual disks | CAUTION: Deleting a virtual disk destroys all data |
| on the virtual disk. |
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Likely Causes to Check | Corrective Actions |
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The virtual disk has lost one or | Replace the failed physical disk(s) and restore the |
more physical disks | data from a backup storage source. |
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A physical disk in the virtual disk | • |
has failed or has been removed | inadvertently removed. Perform a rescan. |
| • Check the status of the physical disks in the |
| virtual disk. Replace any failed disk(s), if |
| necessary. Restore the data from a backup storage |
| source. |
| After any change, perform a rescan to verify if the |
| disk is still in a Failed state. |
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The virtual disk has lost the | One or more physical disks have failed. |
maximum allowable physical | – If the virtual disk is |
disks per RAID level | of a single physical disk can cause the virtual |
disk to fail.
– If the virtual disk is redundant, two or more physical disks have failed and the virtual disk cannot be rebuilt.
Create a new virtual disk. Restore the data from a backup storage source.
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