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Resilvering is a process that copies data to a replacement disk. Complete it as quickly as possible. | ||
Resilvering is a high-priority task. | ||
It can run in the background while performing other system functions. However, this can put a higher demand on system resources. | ||
Increasing the priority of resilvers helps them finish faster as the system runs tasks with higher priority ranking. | ||
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Use the **Resilver Priority** screen to schedule a time when a resilver task can become a higher priority for the system and when the additional I/O or CPU use does not affect normal usage. |
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Select **Enabled**, then use the dropdown lists to select a start time in **Begin** and time to finish in **End** to define a priority period for the resilver. | ||
To select the day(s) to run the resilver, use the **Days of the Week** dropdown to select when the task can run with the priority given. | ||
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{{< hint type=note >}} | ||
A resilver process running during the time frame defined between the beginning and end times likely runs faster than during times when demand on system resources is higher. | ||
We advise you to avoid putting the system under any intensive activity or heavy loads (replications, SMB transfers, NFS transfers, Rsync transfers, S.M.A.R.T. tests, pool scrubs, etc.) during a resilver process. | ||
{{< /hint >}} |
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