Hey Rob,   from what I see the rebuild is already done and the RAID is fully functional. Otherwise, it would show up as degraded. So you just have to replace the failed one and set it up as hot-spare, that's it    CheersStefan
Hi Guys, I’m having some issues with a failed disk in a RAIDed server and wanted to ask a few questions. I have inherited this environment after our global IT guy was made redundant so the inner details are a little hazy. It is a Dell PowerEdge R720xd server with a Perc H710p Mini RAID controller. This server is used as a large network share that we map to other production servers to store data. One of the users complained that they could not create folders on it, so I rebooted the server and went into the RAID controller BIOS to see it was showing a disk as failed. I know it should just be a case of hot swapping a new drive and rebuilding the RAID but a few things are troubling me and I can’t find the answers online. I was hoping someone could shed some light: Unfortunately, I don’t know the original configuration of this environment so although disk group 1 is showing as RAID 6 with 9 physical disks, I’m wondering should it be 10 disk as disk ID 11 is failed or is there another answer? Hope all of that is clear and I appreciate any help. Thanks, Rob.[IMAGE]   [IMAGE]  
Failed Disk in H710p array controller - Need Advice