“Are you able to hot swap drives in the event that one fails? Does the software monitor each drive for failures?”

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• Yes & Yes

  Answered by jollyjery 8 years ago

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• yes to both of your questions.

  Answered by sirboss 8 years ago

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• It is never advisable to hot swap drives if one goes bad. -- The cover on the My Mirror Hard Dr will not come off if it is still plugged in. -- Yes the software monitors the hard drives for failure. As soon as a new hard drive is installed it will mirror the hard drive that was still good.

  Answered by goodguy1 8 years ago

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• Yes, it is supposed to be.

  Answered by JDKoss 9 years ago

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• I keep important information in another safer drive. Because, by chance if it falls from table to ground, there is all chance that you are not going to recover the data. Therefore it is better to keep important inforamation in some other drive safe. In my opinion it is difficult to monitor, except some screeching noises

  Answered by Bala 9 years ago

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