1. Check zpool status:
zpool status vol -x
2. Find the {GUID} of the {dead-disk} within zdb:
zdb -l /dev/{dead-disk}
3. Offline the the {dead-disk} within zdb:
zpool offline vol /dev/disk/by-id/{dead-disk}
4. Detach the {dead-disk} disk:
zpool detach vol /dev/disk/by-id/{dead-disk}
5. Replace the {dead-disk} disk:
zpool replace {your_poolname} {drive to be replaced} {new drive to take its place}
zpool replace vol <GUID> /dev/disk/by-id/{new-disk}
6. Check zpool status:
zpool status vol -x
1. Physically remove disk
2. Find failed multipath disk
multipath -ll
3. Remove multipath disk
multipath -F
4. Physically insert new disk (record WWN from drive label first)
5. Add the WWN to /etc/multipath.conf as a new alias (WWN can be found on physical disk label, for WD disks, add a 3 to the beginning)
6. reload multipath service (only reloads config and rescans, will not interrupt live systems)
service multipathd reload
multipath -v2
multipath -ll A14