Netapp manually fail a spare disk

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netapp disk unfail in maintenance mode
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netapp show failed disks

A: When a spare disk is "not zeroed" it means that the drive has not had blocks zeroed out. You do not need to zero out disks manually. yes it is normal. If one of the Shared Disk will fail, the System will automatically partition the Spare Disk. There is nothing do to for you.. I have a disk listed as broken/failed. Does this always mean that the disk is dead and needs to be replaced? I know that you can manually The note is "The AFF C190 defaults to no spare drive. This exception is fully supported." I would think you can manually create an aggr with aAlternatively set the Filer to Priv Set advanced mode and manually unfail the disk, then try and zero the spare again. if the disk fails Data ONTAP pre-fails the specified disk and attempts to create a replacement disk by copying the contents of the pre-failed disk to a spare disk. If the copy