A desktop technician receives a helpdesk ticket regarding a graphic design workstation that has suddenly suffered severe write latency. Upon opening the system storage utility, the technician notes that a two-drive software RAID 1 array configured for project files has entered a degraded state due to a S.M.A.R.T. attribute failure notification on drive 1. What is the most appropriate action for the technician to take to restore array fault tolerance?
- Replace the failing drive with a new drive of identical or larger capacity and rebuild the mirror.Cevap
- BRe-initialize and reformat the degraded RAID 1 volume to mark bad sectors as unusable.
- CForce drive 1 online within the storage management console to clear the degraded status alert.
- DConvert the degraded array into a RAID 0 striped volume to bypass the failing disk sectors.
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Replace the failing drive with a new drive of identical or larger capacity and rebuild the mirror.
In a RAID 1 mirrored configuration, when one drive fails or experiences a S.M.A.R.T. threshold error, the array enters a degraded state but continues to function using the remaining healthy drive. The standard operational procedure to restore fault tolerance is to remove the faulty drive, insert a replacement drive of equal or greater capacity, and rebuild the mirror.
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