HP 8000 tower manual Migration to RAID 5 from three non-RAID hard drives

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Migration to RAID 5 from three non-RAID hard drives

Migration to RAID 5 from three non-RAID hard drives

NOTE: Back up all data before proceeding.

HP Elite 8000-series Business PC products only support RAID based on three identical SATA hard drives in either RAID 0 or RAID 5 or Matrix RAID Mode of RAID 0 and RAID 5.

1.Open the Intel Rapid Storage Console and select Create in the top pane and select the Volume Type in the right pane. Select Efficient data hosting and protection (RAID 5).

2.Click Next to configure the volume.

3.In the Configure window, name the volume, select the three disks and specify if you want to keep data from one of the selected disks.

4.Specify if you want to keep data from one of the selected disks?

5.Click Next to begin the confirmation process, review the selected configuration and click Create Volume to start the Create Volume action.

NOTE: HP currently supports only the default Strip Size (in this case 128KB). There is a performance relation between the type of data and the strip sizes.

6.Click Create Volume to confirm you understand the Volume Creation warning and you want to continue the action.

7.Click OK after the action completes.

NOTE: If users consume all available storage for this RAID volume, there will be no space to create another RAID volume for this hard drive, thereby not allowing for Matrix RAID Mode. Note the size if you want to create a second RAID volume in this set of hard drives.

8.Reboot the system after the migration finishes.

Migration to Matrix RAID 5 and RAID 0 from three non-RAID hard drives

NOTE: Back up all data before proceeding.

HP Elite 8000-series Business PC products only support RAID based on three identical SATA hard drives in either RAID 0 or RAID 5 or Matrix RAID Mode of RAID 0 and RAID 5.

1.Open the Intel Rapid Storage Console and select View > Advanced Mode.

2.Click Actions/Create RAID Volume from Existing Hard Drive to open a verification window.

3.Click Next.

4.Type the RAID Volume Name, select the RAID Level (for three hard drive RAID 0 or RAID 5 only), and select the Strip Size.

NOTE: HP currently supports only the default Strip Size (in this case 128KB).

5.Click Next to see the selection of hard drives that will be part of this RAID volume.

6.Select the source hard drive (Port 0), and then click on the arrow to move them to the Selected box.

7.Click Next.

8.Select all hard drive members of the RAID volume, and then click the right arrow to place the (port 2 and port 3) hard drives in the selected box.

NOTE: If users consume all available storage for this RAID volume, there will be no space to create another RAID volume for this hard drive, thereby not allowing for Matrix RAID Mode. Note the size if you want to create a second RAID volume in this set of hard drives.

9.To create two volumes based on your space, reliability and performance needs, select the size of the first RAID volume by sliding the bar or entering the desired volume size. For example, divide in half the available hard drive storage in two RAID volumes by setting the Percentage of Available Space to 50%, so that 50% of drive capacity is used for RAID 0.

10.Click Next.

11.Click Finish to start the migration process, which can take a few hours.

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Contents HP Compaq Elite 8000, 8100, 8200, and 8300 Business PCs AHCI and RAID onIntel Rapid Storage Technology Chipset components IntroductionHP business PC Intel chipsetDescription Basics of AHCI and RAID TechnologyDefinitions Acronym or termNew operating system installation BIOS / Software / Hardware ConsiderationsBenefits of AHCI BIOS InterfacepublicKeyToken=31bf3856ad364e35 language=neutral versionScope=nonSxS settings pass=offlineServicingPathAndCredentials DriverPaths component settings unattend ?xml version=1.0 ?GTF Support HP 8100 and 8200 Business PCs only HKLM\System\CCS\Services\iaStor\Parameters\PortX nameGTFvalue 0=disabled 1=enabled Enhancing existing Windows XP images from IDE ModeHardware LimitationsBasic RAID Types Changing AHCI to IDE Mode through the HP Replicated Setup UtilityFigure 2 Performance - RAID 0 with three hard drives Figure 1 Performance - RAID 0 with two hard drivesRAID 0 with three hard drives is shown in Figure RAID 1 with two hard drives Mirror RAID 5 with three hard drives Intel Matrix RAID Technology Recommended configurations ConfigurationsUnsupported configurations Other supported configurationsEnabling RAID through F10 System BIOS Configuring RAID on non-factory preinstalled configurationsConfiguring RAID Volume using the Option ROM Accessing RAID Option ROM4. Type Y to continue Notes for operating system installation Intel Rapid Storage Technology software installation Using the Intel Rapid Storage Console interface to Configure RAID Migration to RAID 1 from two non-RAID hard drives RAID migrations using Intel Rapid Storage ConsoleMigration to RAID 0 from three non-RAID hard drives Migration to RAID 0 from two non-RAID hard drivesMigration to Matrix RAID 5 and RAID 0 from three non-RAID hard drives Migration to RAID 5 from three non-RAID hard drives12. Reboot the system after the migration finishes. NOTE Back up all data before proceeding Email notifications HP Elite 8200 and 8300 Business PCs only Configuring Intel Rapid Storage Console forMigration to Matrix RAID 1 and RAID 0 from two non-RAID hard drives Installation Language Table 8 Language supportAbbreviation Degradation hp.com/go/getconnected Get connected
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