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[[File:Stop Storing Pool.png|thumb|512px|WARNING: Active sessions with volumes in the selected pool will be dropped as a result of taking the pool offline.]] | [[File:Stop Storing Pool.png|thumb|512px|'''WARNING:''' Active sessions with volumes in the selected pool will be dropped as a result of taking the pool offline.]] | ||
Storage pools can be stopped to do maintenance operations and are stopped automatically when you shutdown your storage system. Stopping a storage pool also sends a signal to any hardware RAID controllers to flush any active write cache to disk. Once a storage pool has been stopped you will not be able to access volumes and shares in the pool until the pool has been restarted. | Storage pools can be stopped to do maintenance operations and are stopped automatically when you shutdown your storage system. Stopping a storage pool also sends a signal to any hardware RAID controllers to flush any active write cache to disk. Once a storage pool has been stopped you will not be able to access volumes and shares in the pool until the pool has been restarted. | ||
Revision as of 04:26, 14 August 2019
Storage pools can be stopped to do maintenance operations and are stopped automatically when you shutdown your storage system. Stopping a storage pool also sends a signal to any hardware RAID controllers to flush any active write cache to disk. Once a storage pool has been stopped you will not be able to access volumes and shares in the pool until the pool has been restarted.
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