Индикаторы На Hot Swap Hp Дисках

Hi all, 

           is there a way to check if a drive is considered to be hot swappable on a DL gen 9 series server? We plan to swap out some gb SSD's due to wear and replace them with gb drives of the same type under warranty. The guides seem to indicate this should be able to be done via hot swapping (the affected drives are in a RAID 1 pairing behind a Par controller with 2gb ofcache and configured to use HPE SmartPath). We are swapping

MOEBTJU HP G8 G9 GB 6G SATA MLC SSD

for

SPS-DRV SSD GB 6G SFF SATA WI-3 QR (Part  ).

I guess I just wanted to  double check this is ok as I'm struggling to find any definitive information.

thanks.

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<Edit >

So a bit more google fu has revealed this document.

eunic-brussels.eu?docLocale=en_US&docId=emr_na-aen_us

this appears to indicate that MOEBTJU does support hot swap however I'm still struggling to find any info for the  gb drive. I believe it may be EKGWEPE but that appears to have a different part number as a spare ().  I've found matches for the spare part code at partsurfer (eunic-brussels.eu?searchText=)  but there's no data about the drive sadly. My guess is it will be fine but I like to be % sure of these things when pulling drives from production kit..  

Oh well.

Hello everyone,

Thanks for the feedback and resources. I pulled the drive and put the replacement in. The array auto rebuilt without an issue. All logs looked perfect during and after.

Latently, I've had another issue

I pulled that bad drive reporting the bad block and replaced it on Monday, September 13th. (The drive was Hard Drive 2 in Bay 3.)

On 8am on Monday September 19th, I noticed that the HpCISSs2 was throwing an error in the Windows Event Logs again. So I started up the HP Array Diagnostic to see that the array was detecting a problem with the drive. This is the NEW drive but again in Bay 3. 

By pm the array took the drive offline:

Once again, I purchased a new drive, had it FedEx'd to me Priority Overnight, took the faulty drive out and put the newly arrived drive in. The array rebuilt, no errors and everything looks great.

So now that I've stated all that, here is my actual question:

Was it all just bad luck getting the first replacement drive? Or is this an indicator that something else is starting to fail?

Just to give you a little more info,  all of the Windows System Logs, the HP Diagnostics, Array Controller, looks perfect. No errors, no warnings, nothing.

I would like to think it was just bad luck with the 1st replacement drive and that my Array Controller or backplane isn't acting up. But I want to be proactive to ensure I don't have some impending critical failure in my future.

Needless to say, I am watching it like a hawk everyday.

~Rachael