A system administrator receives an automated alert indicating that a database server running a hardware RAID 5 array composed of four SATA SSDs has entered a degraded state due to a single drive failure. All application services and data remain accessible. What is the most appropriate immediate action the administrator should take to restore fault tolerance to the array?
- Hot-swap the failed drive with a new SSD of equal or greater capacity to begin the array rebuild process.Cevap
- BDelete the current RAID 5 configuration and reconfigure the remaining three drives into a RAID 0 array.
- CFormat all active drives in the array immediately to clear corrupted parity block metadata.
- DReplace the SATA SSDs with M.2 NVMe drives without verifying motherboard socket or controller protocol support.
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Hot-swap the failed drive with a new SSD of equal or greater capacity to begin the array rebuild process.
In a RAID 5 array, data and parity are striped across all member drives, allowing the volume to maintain operation when a single disk fails. Replacing the faulty drive with a functional disk of equal or greater capacity allows the hardware RAID controller to recalculate lost parity blocks and restore full array fault tolerance without data loss.
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Degraded RAID 5 Array Recovery and Drive Replacement