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Have a server that needs a new drive set. Would like to preserve existing arrays. Is there a good mechanism for doing so?
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The metadata, which contains information about the disks, partitions, and volumes create, is stored on the drives.
Since you are replacing the controllers for the same family, you should be able to power down the server, remove the original controller, and install the new controller and power back up the system.
At this point, you should go to the Intel® RAID BIOS Console to confirm that all settings were successfully imported.
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The metadata, which contains information about the disks, partitions, and volumes create, is stored on the drives.
Since you are replacing the controllers for the same family, you should be able to power down the server, remove the original controller, and install the new controller and power back up the system.
At this point, you should go to the Intel® RAID BIOS Console to confirm that all settings were successfully imported.
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I appreciate it. Was hoping it would be something like that but wanted to factor in all potential options and did not find that distinctly stated. Whoever set this up did not configure the Web Console so I only have the BIOS Console to refer to so I figured I may as well inquire as to all possibilities.

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