Managing Arrays & Partitions

2Select Option Configuration and press Enter. The Option Configuration Menu displays.

3Select Enable Trust Array and press Enter The Enable Trust Array screen displays.

4Select Enable and press Enter.

The option is only enabled until you use it. After you trust an array, the option reverts back to being disabled.

5Press Esc twice to return to the System Menu.

6Select Array Menu and press Enter.

The Select Array screen displays with a list of existing arrays.

7Select the array you want and press Enter. The array menu displays.

8Select Trust Array and press Enter.

The system confirms that you want to trust the array.

9Select Yes and press Enter. The array will be back online.

Note If the array does not come back online, it may be that too many members are offline or the array may have additional failures on the bus or enclosure that Trust Array cannot fix.

C.2.10 Deleting an Array

You can delete an array when you no longer need the array or you need the drives for another use.

Caution Deleting an array deletes all partitions and data contained in the array.

Note You cannot delete an array while any utility (Initialize, Verify, Expand, or Reconstruct) is running on the array. You must stop the utility, if allowed, or let it finish before you can delete the array.

To delete an array:

1From the System Menu, select Delete an Array and press Enter The Select Array screen displays.

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