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General| Full Name | Intel Virtual RAID on CPU |
|---|---|
| Category | Computer Hardware |
| Supported Devices | NVMe SSDs |
| NVMe Support | Yes |
| Bootable RAID | Yes |
| Hot Spare Support | Yes |
| Operating System Support | Windows Server, Linux |
| Key Types | Standard, Premium |
| Supported RAID Levels | 0, 1, 5, 10 |
| Supported Platforms | Intel Xeon Scalable Processors |
| Processor Requirements | Intel Xeon Scalable Processors |
| Chipset Requirements | Intel C620 Series Chipset |
| Management Interface | Intel VROC CLI, Intel RSTe interface (depending on the platform) |
Covers essential safety instructions, system power on/off procedures, and hazardous conditions.
Details ESD protection measures, including wrist straps, and safe handling of boards and components.
Specific advice on installing/removing jumpers and general component handling to prevent damage.
Overview of the guide's purpose: providing concise instructions for creating RAID configurations using the VROC HII Configuration Utility.
Details the organization of the guide, outlining its sections and their content for easy navigation.
Lists Intel Server Board product families and hardware components supported by the VROC solution.
Details the compatible Operating Systems for the Intel® VROC (VMD NVMe RAID) solution.
Instructions for preparing the server system, including installing the latest firmware package (SUP).
Information on installing the necessary hardware key for enabling Intel® VROC and supporting different RAID levels.
Specifies U.2 form factor NVMe drives and recommends using the Intel® SSD Data Center Tool for firmware updates.
Details on installing firmware for PCIe switches and retimers, and managing LED functionality.
Explains the two driver components: UEFI driver (RSTe NVMe UEFI) and OS driver (RSTe OS).
Step-by-step guide to enable Intel® VMD ports in BIOS Setup for VROC functionality.
Instructions on how to access the HII configuration utility within the BIOS Setup for VROC.
Demonstrates the process of creating RAID volumes using the Intel® VROC HII configuration utility.
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