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After drive replacement on E‑Series DCM3 Drawer drives it report Loss of Path Redundancy or Bypassed Status

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Applies to

  • E-Series
  • E4000 in DE460C with DCM3 drawers
  • 11.90.R3 or later

Issue

Drives in the DCM3 drawer may appear with either "Loss of Path Redundancy" or "Bypassed" status after the drive replacement or after installing a new drive in an empty slot.

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