A system administrator receives an automated alert indicating that a critical server hardware RAID 10 array has entered a degraded state due to a single hard drive failure. The server supports hot-swappable drive bays, and an identical replacement drive is available. Which of the following actions should the administrator take FIRST to restore full array redundancy?
- Replace the failed drive in its hot-swap bay and initiate an array rebuild through the RAID management controller.Cevap
- BRe-initialize the RAID 10 array configuration and perform a full system restore from the night's tape backup.
- CFormat the degraded logical drive volume using the host operating system disk management utility.
- DDelete the existing RAID volume and reconfigure the remaining operational drives into a RAID 0 array.
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Replace the failed drive in its hot-swap bay and initiate an array rebuild through the RAID management controller.
When a single drive fails in a fault-tolerant RAID array (such as RAID 10), the array enters a degraded state but continues to function using mirrored data. The correct procedure is to hot-swap the failed drive with a new, compatible drive and allow the RAID controller to rebuild the array onto the replacement disk.
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