11-02-2012
How many disks does your rpool use currently? If the pool is defined on a single disk and this disk fails, your server is dead.
If the pool is created on a pair of disks for redundancy and you add a single disk., then one part of your data is redundant and the other is not, which makes the pool vulnerable to a single disk fault.
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