NOTE: When you import a foreign configuration, the dedicated hot spares in the configuration are imported as dedicated hot spares on two conditions - the associated virtual disk is already present or the associated virtual disk is also imported along with the configuration.

NOTE: Start a consistency check immediately after the rebuild is complete to ensure data integrity for the virtual disks. For more information about checking data consistency, see "Checking Data Consistency" on page 88.

2If all the physical disks in a virtual disk are removed, but at different times, and re-inserted, the controller considers the disks to have foreign configurations. Perform the following steps:

a Select Foreign Configuration View to display the complete virtual disk, across different foreign configurations and allow foreign configurations to be imported.

b Press <F2> to display the options Import or Clear.

NOTE: You must have all the drives in the system before you perform the import operation.

cSelect Import to merge the foreign configurations with the existing configuration on the controller or Clear to delete the foreign configuration(s) from the re-inserted disk(s).

If you select Import, all drives that were pulled before the virtual disk became offline are imported, and then automatically rebuilt.

NOTE: Start a consistency check immediately after the rebuild is complete to ensure data integrity for the virtual disks. For more information about checking data consistency, see "Checking Data Consistency" on page 88.

3If the physical disks in a non-redundant virtual disk are removed, the controller considers the drives to have foreign configurations. Perform the following steps:

a Select Foreign Configuration View to display the complete foreign configuration information.

b Press <F2> to display the options Import or Clear.

c Select Import to import the foreign configuration to the virtual disk or Clear to delete the foreign configuration(s) from the re-inserted disk(s).

No rebuilds occur after the import operation because there is no redundant data to rebuild the drives with.

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UCP-61, UCP-60, UCC-60 specifications

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