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Select the Express Wizard
The Express Wizard enables you to select the RAID level only. The Express
Wizard then selects a virtual disk configuration for the user which
implements the selected RAID level and optionally enables you to assign a
hot spare. Select Express Wizard to quickly create a virtual disk using
recommended settings. This wizard is not available on all controllers.
NOTE: If the available physical disks are using both Serial Attached
SCSI
(SAS) and Serial ATA (SATA) protocols, it is recommended that you use
the Advanced Wizard.
Select Advanced Wizard
The Advanced Wizard enables you to specify which protocol is used when
creating the disk pool for the virtual disks. A disk pool is a logical grouping of
disks attached to a RAID controller on which one or more virtual disks can be
created. In addition to the RAID level, the Advanced Wizard allows more
flexibility with physical disk selection, span configuration, cache policy, and
other virtual disk attributes. Select Advanced Wizard to specify all virtual disk
settings.
NOTE: It is recommended that you have a good knowledge of RAID and your
hardware configuration to use the Advanced Wizard.
Click Next after making the selection.
Select Basic Settings
Select the RAID type for the virtual disk from the RAID Level drop-down menu:
•
RAID 0
— Stripes data across the physical disks. RAID 0 does not
maintain redundant data. When a physical disk fails in a RAID 0 virtual
disk, there is no method for rebuilding the data. RAID 0 offers good read
and write performance with 0 data redundancy.
•
RAID 1
— Mirrors or duplicates data from one physical disk to another.
If
a physical disk fails, data can be rebuilt using the data from the other
side of the mirror. RAID 1 offers good read performance and average write
performance with good data redundancy.
•
RAID 5
— Stripes data across the physical disks, and uses parity
information to maintain redundant data. If a physical disk fails, the data
can be rebuilt using the parity information. RAID 5 offers good read
performance and slower write performance with good data redundancy.
- User’s Guide 1
- Notes and Cautions 2
- Contents 3
- 4 Contents 4
- 6 Contents 6
- 8 Contents 8
- 10 Contents 10
- Introduction 11
- Why Use USC/USC-LCE? 12
- Classification 13
- 14 Introduction 14
- What’s new in USC/USC-LCE 1.5 16
- Upgrading to USC or USC-LCE 16
- Other Documents You May Need 17
- 18 Introduction 18
- Using USC or USC-LCE 19
- 20 Using USC or USC-LCE 20
- Enabling USC or USC-LCE 21
- Disabling USC or USC-LCE 21
- Using USC for the First Time 22
- Accessing Help 23
- Viewing Readme 23
- 24 Using USC or USC-LCE 24
- USC and USC-LCE Features 25
- Lifecycle Log 26
- USC-LCE Platform Update 26
- Platform Rollback 27
- Hardware Configuration 28
- Operating System Deployment 30
- Driver Extraction 31
- Driver Installation Methods 31
- RAID Configuration 31
- Platform Restore 32
- Export Server Profile 33
- Hardware Diagnostics 34
- USC or USC-LCE Repair 35
- Key Encryption 36
- Workflow 38
- USC and USC-LCE Operations 39 39
- Updating Platform 40
- Selecting Download Method 41
- Using Single Component DUPs 42
- Using Repository 43
- Important 45
- Launching Rollback Wizard 45
- Comparing Versions 46
- Installing Operating System 48
- Location (for USC only) 49
- Local Drive 50
- Bypass RAID configuration: 51
- Selecting Operating System 52
- Rebooting System 55
- Controller 56
- USC and USC-LCE Operations 57 57
- Configuring System Date/Time 58
- Configuring iDRAC 58
- LAN Configuration 59
- Dedicated 60
- Shared with failover 60
- Shared with failover - LOM 2 60
- Advanced LAN Configuration 61
- Common IP Configuration 62
- IPv4 Configuration 63
- IPv6 Configuration 65
- Virtual Media Configuration 67
- LAN User Configuration 67
- Account Privilege 69
- Smart Card Authentication 69
- Summary and Confirmation 70
- View Current Configuration 71
- Select RAID Controller 71
- Foreign Configuration Found 72
- Express or Advanced Wizard 72
- Select Basic Settings 73
- USC and USC-LCE Operations 77 77
- Prerequisites 79
- Configuring vFlash SD Card 81
- HII Advanced Configuration 82
- USC and USC-LCE Operations 83 83
- Removing iDRAC6 Express Card 88
- USC and USC-LCE Operations 89 89
- Local FTP Server 90
- Supported Devices 93
- Part Firmware Update 93
- Back Up Server Profile 94
- Network Share 95
- Network Share, or USB Device 96
- Post-import Scenario 98
- Replacement 99
- Viewing Lifecycle Log History 100
- Exporting Lifecycle Log 101
- USC and USC-LCE Operations 102
- Asked Questions 105
- (continued) 106
- Repairing the USC and USC-LCE 116
- Frequently Asked Questions 118
- Lifecycle Log Schema 123
- Easy-to-use System Component 125
- Index 129 129
- Index 131 131
- 132 Index 132
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