Re: OT: Testing and monitoring hardware RAID

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Dianne Yumul wrote:
...
> Would you have any suggestions on how I would test the RAID 1  
> configuration? (Sorry if you already saw the question on the previous  
> posts)

Dianne,

If you feel you must test the functionality of the ability of the RAID1 
to recover from a failed drive, the power down, remove drive, boot, 
power down, replace drive, boot process will test the ability of the 
system to re-sync the drives.  A more rigorous test would be to zero out 
the partition table of the removed drive, or to use a new blank drive to 
test the recovery; however, what I think Karanbir meant by "silly" is 
that all these tests simply confirm that the RAID is working as 
designed.  If it doesn't, then you should have bought different hardware 
to start with.

Phil
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