Intel VROC User Manual

Intel® VROC Quick Configuration Guide
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4. Fill in the volume name (optional), then select the desired RAID level. Depending on the number of
drives and upgrade key installed, the available options are:
• RAID0
• RAID1
• RAID10
• RAID5
Select whether to span drives across different VMD controllers, then select the drives that will be used for
the chosen RAID level. The resulting capacity of the volume defaults to the maximum available for the
selected drives but may be decreased by the user.
Note: Spanned RAID volumes cannot be made bootable.
Figure 8. Completed Create RAID Volume menu
5. Once the required fields are populated, select Create Volume.
6. Once the RAID volume is created the Intel® RSTe HII main menu displays the newly created volume.

Intel VROC Specifications

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)