A. If an open drive bay still exists, remove the empty drive shuttle and
install the new spare drive.
B. If an open drive bay does not exist, carefully determine
which existing hard drive is the current hot spare using the
Storage > Logical Drives page in the web interface. The drive bays
are numbered from left to right. Remove the current spare drive
and install the new one.
NOTE: If you accidentially removed a hard drive that is assigned to
a logical drive, the system will fail over to the existing hot spare.
Wait for the rebuilding process to complete, and install the new hot
spare in the same bay as the drive you just removed.
Install the New Hot Spare (if needed)
Use a Web Browser to Create a Logical Drive
A. Open a web browser and enter the unit's IP address in the browser's
address or location field.
B. Locate the new drives by selecting Storage > Physical Drives.
These drives will have Unassigned in the Assignment field.
NOTE: It may take a few minutes for the new drives to show up on
the user interface. Click Actions > Refresh to update the display.
C. If you are upgrading your hot spare, select Actions > Assign Hot
Spares. Select the drive that you want to be the spare, and click OK.
D. To assign drives to a new logical drive, select Actions > Create
Logical Drive. Select the drives to be included in the new logical
drive, and click OK.
NOTE: For information on creating or expanding file volumes,
refer to the HP NetStorage 6000 User’s Guide.
Install New Hard Drives
A. Loosen the shuttle lever thumbscrew on the new hard drive.
B. Slide the hard drive into the empty bay.
C. Fully seat the drive by lifting the lever and pushing rearward while
lowering the lever. The top of the lever will engage with the rail at
the top of the drive bay. Lower the lever, securing the drive in place.
D. Tighten the thumbscrew.
E. Use the key to lock the hard drives in place.
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