In The Event Of A Hard Drive Failure - Iomega Network Attached Storage Bedienungsanleitung

In the Event of a Hard Drive Failure

Always:
l Verify the failed hard drive number
Before removing a hard drive, verify the location of the failed drive
by checking email notifications, administration UI alerts and logs,
and the status LEDs on the front of your Iomega NAS. If any drive in
addition to the failed drive is removed, data loss will result!
CAUTION! Always shutdown your Iomega NAS before removing a hard
drive. Failure to shutdown your Iomega NAS will result in data loss!
Never:
Remove more than one hard drive at a time
In RAID 1 and RAID 5 data protection modes, your Iomega NAS device
can continue operating after a single drive failure. Do NOT remove
any other drive while there is a failed drive in the system or while the
replacement drive is being restored.
Interrupt the system rebuild process
After inserting the replacement drive, you MUST allow the RAID
volume to restore. Active restoration is indicated by either a
flashing power/status LED and continuous hard drive activity, or
by continuous hard drive activity. During the rebuild process, do
NOT remove any of the hard drives or power down the Iomega
NAS device. This process may take many hours depending on the
capacity of the RAID volume and the amount of data that is being
restored.