1785 Slot 1 Drive Array Not Configured No Drives Detected

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Question How to make the new Disk get detected by SAN Storage ?

IBM 1722-600 DS4300
1. one of the hot spare disk failed
2. Replaced the hot spare Failed disk with a new disk
4. However, DS Software, shows EMPTY DRIVE SLOT

Logical drives on HP Smart Array P800 not recognized after rebooting. Smart Array P400 in Slot 1 Controller Status. No, we did not move any of the drives.

(slot 12)
  1. Disks 1 and 2 are being shown as detected whereas disks 3 and 4 are being shown as not detected. When I take out all drives and then start putting them back in, the drives in the slots 1 and 2 don't get detected, when I put back in the drive in slot 3, it get's detected as drive 1 and the drive in slot 4 then get's detected as drive 2.
  2. How can I force HP Smart Array RAID controller to re-recognize drives? 1785-Slot 0 Drive Array Not Configured Drive positions appear to have changed. Go into the BIOS or DL180 setup disk Array Config and delete the RAID 1+0 array. Then boot with your old drives and see if they're detected. Get the data you need. Remove the old drives.
Few months later -- (slot 1)
2. DS Software Message : Logical Drive Missing (after power failure)
3. Followed the Recovery Guru Instructions for Logical Drive Missing
5. Green Light appears on the disk
1785 slot 1 drive array not configured no drives detected found
Have done the procedures below, but nothing happened. Did not solve the problem/issue
Sense key/ASC/ASCQ: None
Description: The controller has failed a drive because of a problem with the drive.
Action: Select the Recovery Guru to obtain the 'Failed Drive SCSI Channel' recovery procedure, and follow the instructions to correct the failure
If missing logical drives are detected because drives have accidentally been removed, or are detected as missing due to a loss of power to the drive enclosures, recovery of these logical drives is possible by:
Re-inserting the drives back into the drive enclosure.
Ensuring that the drive enclosure's power supplies are properly connected to an operating power source, and have an Optimal status.
What Caused the Problem?
Windows

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The storage subsystem has detected that the drives associated with a logical drive are no longer accessible. This can be the result of removing all drives associated with an array or a loss of power to one or more drive enclosures.
Caution Electrostatic discharge can damage sensitive components. Use a grounding wrist strap or other anti-static precautions before removing or handling components.
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Then...
You DO NOT want to retain the references to the missing logical drive

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Locate the missing logical drive in the Logical View of the Subsystem Management Window. Highlighting the individual logical drive or the array and delete it by selecting Logical Drive>>Delete.
You want to retain the references to the missing logical drive
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Then...
The drives associated with the logical drive have been removed
Re-insert the drives back into the drive enclosure. When all drives have been inserted, wait until they are displayed in the Subsystem Management Window.

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The drive enclosure associated with the logical drive does not have power
Check to see that the drive enclosure's power supplies are properly connected to an operating power source, have the power switch in the on position, and have an optimal status (a separate recovery guru entry will be displayed for a power supply that is not optimal).
Then...

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Correct the problem and go to Step 3.
Contact your technical support representative.
Select Recheck to rerun the Recovery Guru to ensure that the failure has been fixed