A technician is servicing a system whose primary data storage volume is configured as a RAID 1 array. Hardware diagnostics indicate that one of the two drives has failed, causing the array to enter a degraded state while remaining operational. Which TWO of the following actions should the technician take to resolve this issue and restore redundancy?
- Replace the failed disk with a operational drive of equal or greater capacity.Cevap
- BFormat the remaining healthy drive to clear array status errors.
- Initiate an array rebuild process to synchronize data to the replacement drive.Cevap
- DConvert the array to a RAID 0 configuration to eliminate disk parity overhead.
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The technician should replace the failed disk with a functional drive of equal or greater capacity and initiate an array rebuild process to mirror data onto the new disk.
Restoring fault tolerance to a degraded RAID 1 array requires replacing the faulty member with a drive of adequate capacity and triggering a rebuild to copy mirrored data over to the new disk.
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Degraded RAID 1 Recovery and Redundancy Restoration