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Note: Starting with Release 24, you can now use a proactive hot spare for proactive disk replacement. Before Release 24 you had to remove the physical disk to replace in order to force a rebuild. During the rebuild phase, the RAID group was "degraded" and at risk. Resolution: Three main benefits of using a proactive hot spare: ✑ Avoiding "uncorrectable errors" due to media problems during the rebuild process. ✑ Greatly reduce the risk of having a degraded RAID group, and the risk of having a double-faulted RAID group. ✑ Performance - a copy to hot spare is faster than a normal rebuild. References: https://community.emc.com/docs/DOC-9419
"a hot spare is invoked" hence as per RAID data will be rebuild on that disk.
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