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Removing a Unit

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Figure 59. Deleting a Unit in 3BM

4 Tab to the OK button and press Enter.

You return to the main 3BM screen, and the drives associated with the

unit now appear in the list of Available Drives.

Press F8 to save your changes, or press Esc and then Yes.

Removing a Unit

Removing a unit through software (also known as 'array roaming') keeps the

data intact on the unit. It allows you to move the unit to another controller or

to store the drives for safekeeping purposes.

Removing a unit is different than deleting a unit. Deleting a unit will destroy

the data on the unit.

Remember: The unit is not actually deleted and no data is

overwritten until you press the

F8 key to save your changes, or press

Esc and select Yes when asked if you want to save.

Warning: It is important to remove the unit through software, before removing it

physically. Failure to do so could result in a system crash or hang and may even

corrupt the data and the unit configuration from being reassembled later.

Power-down your system before physically removing any drive that is not in a hot

swap bay.

Note: You can also remove a drive, if you want to force a degrade on a redundant

unit, or if you want to remove a drive from the “Available Drives” list so that you can

then remove it from the system. For more information, see “Removing a Drive” on

page 136.

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