Does connecting require an xserve reboot?

Apologies if this is a simple question, but I actually haven't found a definitive answer yet. Assuming I've got an xserve raid that's partitioned and formatted hsfs, can I power it down, connect it to my xserve via FC, power it on & have the xserve mount it automatically like it would a firewire drive?
I.e, do I have to reboot the xserve I attach the array to in order to get it mounted?
Thanks!

It should automatically mount with no reboot necessary.
Only if you change RAID sets that are attached does it sometimes require a reboot.

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