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'Hot relocation' describes the ability of a system to automatically react to I/O failures. It is an automatic process that relocates subdisks from a disk that has I/O errors.
The default for Storage Foundation for Windows is to have automatic hot relocation mode inactive. This means that if an I/O error occurs in a redundant subdisk, the subdisk is not automatically relocated to another disk. The tasks to enable the hot relocation mode are described in the following hot relocation setup section.
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Dynamic disks belonging to a Microsoft Disk Management Disk Group do not support hot relocation. |
See Hot relocation setup summary.
See Hot relocation mode.
See Customize target disks with set disk usage.
See Undo hot relocation.