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To verify a unit through 3DM
1
In 3DM, choose 
Management > Maintenance
.
2
In  the 
Unit Maintenance
you want to verify and click 
Verify Unit
.
3DM puts the selected unit in verifying mode. If verify scheduling is not 
enabled on the Scheduling page, the verification process begins almost 
immediately. If verify scheduling is enabled, the unit will not start 
actively verifying until the next scheduled time. 
Stop Verify
 link appears next to the unit on the Maintenance page. If 
you need to stop the verify process, use this link. (If initialization starts 
because the unit had not previously been initialized, it cannot be halted, so 
no 
Stop Verify
 link appears.)
Rebuilding Units
Rebuilding is the process of generating data on a new drive after it is put into 
service to replace a failed drive in a fault tolerant unit.
If a hot spare is specified and a redundant unit degrades, it will be used to 
automatically replace the failed drive in the redundant unit without 
intervention on your part. The rebuild process will automatically be launched 
as a background process at the next scheduled time. If scheduling is turned 
off, the rebuild process will start almost immediately (within a couple of 
minutes). If 3DM is running and E-mail notification is enabled, an event 
notification will be sent to specified users when the unit degrades and again 
when the rebuild process is complete.
If the Auto Rebuild policy is enabled (see “Setting the Auto Rebuild Policy” 
on page 31), the 
firmware will attempt to rebuild a degraded unit with an 
available drive or a failed drive. 
If desired, you can manually replace the drive, rescan the controller, and start 
the rebuild process. Rebuilds on multiple units can take place simultaneously.
If multiple drives are faulted in a RAID 10 configuration, the drives are 
rebuilt simultaneously. In a 4-drive RAID 10 configuration, up to two drives 
can be rebuilt.
                                      
When a RAID 5 is running in Degraded mode and you rebuild it, the missing 
data is reconstructed from all functioning drives. 
Note
:
 If both drives in a RAID 10 mirrored set are faulted, the data is not 
recoverable. Up to half of the drives in a RAID 10 unit can become defective and 
still have the user data retained, as long as the failed drives are only half of each 
mirrored pair.