Hello,
Since this Monday, I've had two discs fall into failed state. One was automatically replaced by one of the spare disks, but the other was not. For information, my aggregate is made up of 7200RPM disks.
I actually had 3 spare disks:
- 1 x 7200RPM (the one that replaced the failed disk)
- 2 x 15000RPM (which don't automatically launch the replacement)
I guess the replacement doesn't start automatically because the disks have different specifications (I understand that and I'm quite okay with it).
However, I'd like to force the disk replacement even if the spare disk is faster.
Most of the disks have been running for as long as the disks that failed, and I'd like to minimize the chances of ending up with 3 failed disks (and then the drama...).
My failed aggregate:
Position Disk Pool Type RPM Size Size Status
-------- --------------------------- ---- ----- ------ -------- -------- ----------
shared 2.0.8 0 FSAS 7200 3.57TB 3.64TB (normal)
shared 2.0.10 0 FSAS 7200 3.57TB 3.64TB (normal)
shared 2.0.12 0 FSAS 7200 3.57TB 3.64TB (normal)
shared 2.0.14 0 FSAS 7200 3.57TB 3.64TB (normal)
shared 2.0.16 0 FSAS 7200 3.57TB 3.64TB (normal)
shared 2.1.23 0 FSAS 7200 3.57TB 3.64TB (normal)
shared 2.0.4 0 FSAS 7200 3.57TB 3.64TB (normal)
shared FAILED - - - 3.57TB - (failed)
shared 2.0.22 0 FSAS 7200 3.57TB 3.64TB (normal)
My spare disks:
Disk HA Shelf Bay Chan Pool Type Class RPM Size Size Owner
--------------- ------------ ---- ------ ------ ----------- ------ -------- -------- --------
2.0.6 0a 0 6 B Pool0 SAS performance 15000 3.63TB 3.64TB SAME_OWNER_AS_THE_AGGREGATE
2.0.17 0a 0 17 B Pool0 SAS performance 15000 3.63TB 3.64TB SAME_OWNER_AS_THE_AGGREGATE
Thank you in advance !
