What occurs when a disk is removed from a ProxySG while it is operational?

When a disk is removed from a ProxySG system while it is operational, objects on the removed disk are automatically remapped to the remaining disks. This feature is crucial for maintaining the integrity and availability of the system's data. The ProxySG is designed to handle such situations to minimize disruptions and ensure continuous operation.

This remapping process involves redistributing the data manually across the active disks, allowing the system to continue functioning normally without data loss. It also plays a significant role in maintaining performance, as the system can still access necessary data that may have resided on the removed disk.

The other options do not align with the specifics of how the ProxySG manages disk removal. The system does not shut down immediately; instead, it implements a seamless transition. Additionally, stored content is preserved through this remapping process, and it does not merely trigger an alert without any operational changes.