The customer is not able to configure the RAID on supermicro Server.

The customer is not able to configure the RAID on supermicro Server.

Issues: Unable to find the option to configure RAID on the NVMe drives.

Model No.:
  1.  SYS-220BT-HNTR
  2. AS-1125HS-TNR

Solution:

1) Server Model: 1125HS-TNR

It  is AMD system, it does not support NVME raid nor VROC key. It only has SAS hard drive raid with hardware raid AOC.

2) Server Model:SYS-220BT-HNTR

RAID with NVMe U.2 drives, you need to install Intel VROC key on connector JRK1 to enable functions. AOC-VROCPREMOD or AOC-VROCINTMOD can supports RAID 0/1/10/5 with Intel SSDs.



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