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Isolation of drive causing redundancy mismatch after drive replacement on EF600

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Applies to

  • EF600
  • NS224 chassis
  • Linux

Issue

  • After drive replacement, Linux hosts reporting data corruption and volumes reading bad data 
  • Isolation of drive causing redundancy mismatch reported on EF600 having NS224 chassis: (Isolation of drive causing redundancy mismatch) CRITICAL

 

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