Asus RS500-E8-RS4 V2 [139/198] Adding or viewing a raid configuration

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• Rs500 e8 v2 series p.1
• E13711 revised edition v4 december 2017 p.2
• Contents p.3
• Chapter 3 installation options p.3
• Chapter 2 hardware information p.3
• Chapter 1 product introduction p.3
• Chapter 4 motherboard information p.4
• Contents p.4
• Chapter 5 bios setup p.4
• Chapter 6 raid configuration p.5
• Contents p.5
• Contents p.6
• Chapter 7 driver installation p.6
• Appendix p.6
• Notices p.7
• Federal communications commission statement p.7
• D é claration de conformit é de innovation sciences et d é veloppement é conomique canada ised p.7
• Compliance statement of innovation science and economic development canada ised p.7
• Reach information p.8
• Asus recycling takeback services p.8
• Safety information p.9
• Operation safety p.9
• Lithium ion battery warning p.9
• Heavy system p.9
• Electrical safety p.9
• Class 1 laser product p.9
• Contents p.10
• Audience p.10
• About this guide p.10
• Bold text indicates a menu or an item to select p.11
• Typography p.11
• References p.11
• Means that you must press the enter or return key p.11
• Keys enclosed in the less than and greater than sign means that you must press the enclosed key p.11
• Italics used to emphasize a word or a phrase p.11
• If you must press two or more keys simultaneously the key names are linked with a plus sign p.11
• Example at the dos prompt example at the dos prompt type the command line format a s p.11
• Conventions p.11
• Command means that you must type the command exactly as shown then supply the required item or value enclosed in brackets p.11
• Product introduction p.13
• Chapter 1 product introduction p.13
• System package contents p.14
• Serial number label p.15
• Memory p.16
• E5 2600 processor v3 plus other latest technologies through the chipsets onboard p.16
• Core logic p.16
• Chapter 1 product introduction p.16
• The asus rs500 e8 v2 series is a 1u barebone server system featuring the asus z10pr d16 server board the server supports intel p.16
• System specifications p.16
• System fans p.16
• Storage p.16
• Processor support system bus p.16
• Networking p.16
• Model name rs500 e8 ps4 v2 rs500 e8 rs4 v2 p.16
• Lga2011 3 intel p.16
• Hdd bays p.16
• Graphic p.16
• Expansion slots follow ssi location p.16
• Management solution p.17
• Environment p.17
• Dimension hh x ww x dd p.17
• Asus rs500 e8 v2 series p.17
• Power supply p.17
• Power rating p.17
• Os support p.17
• Onboard i o connectors p.17
• Net weight kg cpu dram hdd not included p.17
• Model name rs500 e8 ps4 v2 rs500 e8 rs4 v2 p.17
• Turn off the system power and detach the power supply before removing or replacing any system component p.18
• The barebone server displays a simple yet stylish front panel with easily accessible features the power and reset buttons led indicators and usb port for each node are located on the front panel p.18
• The asset tag is a simple but useful device that is conveniently located on the front panel of the server that you can pull out or easily slide back in it has a piece of paper that allows you to write down important information about to the server p.18
• Refer to the front panel leds section for the led descriptions p.18
• Front panel features p.18
• Chapter 1 product introduction p.18
• Asset tag p.18
• The ports for the usb vga and gigabit lans do not appear on the rear panel if the motherboards are not present p.19
• Rear panel features p.19
• Asus rs500 e8 v2 series p.19
• This port is for asus asmb8 ikvm controller only p.19
• The rear panel includes the expansion slots system power sockets and rear fans the i o shields with openings for the rear panel connectors on the motherboard are also placed in the real panel p.19
• Internal features p.20
• Led information p.21
• Front panel leds p.21
• Lan rj 45 leds p.22
• Hdd status led p.22
• Hardware information p.23
• Chapter 2 hardware information p.23
• Removing the rear cover p.24
• Chassis cover p.24
• The motherboard comes with a surface mount lga 2011 3 socket designed for the inte p.25
• Remove the air duct p.25
• Installing the cpu p.25
• Central processing unit cpu p.25
• Asus rs500 e8 v2 series p.25
• Xeon e5 2600 v3 processor family p.25
• To install a cpu p.25
• Connect the cpu fan cable to the connector on the motherboard labeled cpu_fan1 cpu_fan2 p.31
• Asus rs500 e8 v2 series p.31
• Apply some thermal interface material to the exposed area of the cpu that the heatsink will be in contact with p.31
• System memory p.32
• Overview p.32
• Memory configurations p.32
• You can refer to the following recommended memory population for a single cpu configuration p.33
• You can refer to the following recommended memory population for a dual cpu configuration p.33
• Single cpu configuration must be installed on cpu1 p.33
• Single cpu configuration p.33
• Dual cpu configuration p.33
• Asus rs500 e8 v2 series p.33
• Removing a dimm p.34
• Installing a dimm p.34
• Hard disk drives p.35
• Installing an expansion card to the riser card bracket p.37
• Expansion slot p.37
• Installing an asus pike ii card p.38
• Installing an m expansion card p.42
• Installing a mezzanine card p.43
• Standard interrupt assignments p.45
• Configuring an expansion card p.45
• Standard cables connected to the motherboard p.46
• Cable connections p.46
• Sata sas backplane cabling p.47
• Asus rs500 e8 v2 series p.47
• System fans p.48
• Removable optional components p.48
• Installation options p.49
• Chapter 3 installation options p.49
• Tool less friction rail kit p.50
• Lift the server chassis and insert into the rack rail p.52
• Chapter 3 installation options p.52
• Motherboard information p.53
• Chapter 4 motherboard information p.53
• Motherboard layout p.54
• Layout contents p.54
• Jumpers p.56
• Internal connectors p.60
• Theseconnectorsarefortheatxpowersupplyplugs thepowersupplyplugsare designedtofittheseconnectorsinonlyoneorientation findtheproperorientationand pushdownfirmlyuntiltheconnectorscompletelyfit p.64
• Chapter 4 motherboard information p.64
• Atx power connectors 24 pin eatxpwr1 8 pin eatx12v1 8 pin eatx12v2 p.64
• Onboard leds p.70
• Chapter 5 bios setup p.75
• Bios setup p.75
• Asus crashfree bios 3 utility p.76
• Recovering the bios from a usb flash drive p.76
• Managing and updating your bios p.76
• Up down left right switch enter choose q exit p.77
• New platform platform z10pr d16 version 0022 build date 05 05 2014 p.77
• Current platform platform z10pr d16 version 0020 build date 04 25 2014 p.77
• Asus tek ezflash utility p.77
• Asus ez flash 2 utility p.77
• Updating the bios file p.78
• Bupdater utility p.78
• Theutilityverifiesthefile thenstartsupdatingthebiosfile p.79
• The utility returns to the dos prompt after the bios update process is completed rebootthesystemfromtheharddiskdrive p.79
• Do not shut down or reset the system while updating the bios to prevent system boot failure p.79
• Asus rs500 e8 v2 series p.79
• Bios setup program p.80
• Menu bar p.81
• Bios menu screen p.81
• Submenu items p.82
• Scroll bar p.82
• Pop up window p.82
• Navigation keys p.82
• Menu items p.82
• General help p.82
• Configuration fields p.82
• System time xx xx xx p.83
• System date day xx xx xxxx p.83
• Main menu p.83
• The advanced menu items allow you to change the settings for the cpu and other system devices p.84
• Chapter 5 bios setup p.84
• Advanced menu p.84
• Enable hibernation enabled p.85
• Enable acpi auto configuration disabled p.85
• Acpi settings p.85
• Smart settings p.85
• Smart self test disabled p.85
• Serial port enabled p.86
• Serial port 1 serial port 2 configuration p.86
• Nct6779d super io configuration p.86
• Change settings auto p.86
• Intel lan rom type pxe p.87
• Intel lan i210 configuration p.87
• Intel i210 lan1 enable intel i210 lan2 enable enabled p.87
• Serial port console redirection p.88
• Console redirection settings p.88
• Console redirection disabled p.88
• Com1 com2 p.88
• Serial port for out of band management windows emergency management services ems p.89
• Console redirection disabled p.89
• Console redirection settings p.90
• Restore ac power loss last state p.91
• Power on by rtc disabled p.91
• Power on by ring disabled p.91
• Power on by pcie disabled p.91
• Sr iov support disabled p.92
• Pci subsystem settings p.92
• Load rt32 image enabled p.92
• Above 4g decoding disabled p.92
• Network stack disabled p.93
• Network stack configuration p.93
• Option rom messages force bios p.94
• Network storage video legacy p.94
• Gatea20 active upon request p.94
• Csm support enabled p.94
• Csm configuration p.94
• Boot option filter legacy only p.94
• Other pci device legacy p.94
• Trusted computing p.95
• Security device support disabled p.95
• Configuration p.95
• Xhci hand off enabled p.96
• Usb mass storage driver support enabled p.96
• Usb configuration p.96
• Port 60 64 emulation enabled p.96
• Legacy usb support enabled p.96
• Ehci hand off disabled p.96
• Usb transfer time out 20 sec p.97
• Usb hardware delays and time outs p.97
• Iscsi configuration p.97
• Device reset time out 20 sec p.97
• Device power up delay auto p.97
• Intelrcsetup menu p.98
• Vmx enabled p.99
• Processor configuration p.99
• Per socket configuration p.99
• Hyper threading enabled p.99
• Execute disable bit enabled p.99
• Enable intel txt support disabled p.99
• Hardware prefetcher enabled p.100
• Enable smx disabled p.100
• Down stream peci disabled p.100
• Direct cache access dca auto p.100
• Dcu streamer prefetcher enabled p.100
• Dcu mode 32k 8way without ecc p.100
• Dcu ip prefetcher enabled p.100
• Dca prefetch delay 32 p.100
• Aes ni enabled p.100
• Adjacent cache prefetch enabled p.100
• X2apic enabled p.100
• Power technology energy efficient p.101
• Energy perf bias p.101
• Cpu advanced pm turning p.101
• Config tdp disabled p.101
• Advanced power management configuration p.101
• Numa enabled p.102
• Common refcode configuration p.102
• Qpi status p.103
• Qpi link1 enable enable p.103
• Qpi link0p enable enable p.103
• Qpi general configuration p.103
• Qpi configuration p.103
• Link speed mode fast p.103
• Link frequency select auto p.103
• Data scrambling auto p.104
• Memory frequency auto p.104
• Memory configuration p.104
• Halt on mem training error enabled p.104
• Enhanced log parsing disabled p.104
• Enforce por auto p.104
• Enable adr disabled p.104
• Ecc support auto p.104
• Memory topology p.105
• Memory thermal p.105
• C a parity enable auto p.105
• Memory ras configuration p.106
• Memory map p.106
• Pci express global options p.107
• Intel vt for directed i o vt d p.107
• Iio configuration p.107
• Ev dfx features disabled p.107
• Pcie slot option rom configuration p.107
• Pci express configuration p.108
• Pch devices p.108
• Pch configuration p.108
• Support aggressive link power management enabled p.109
• Ssata controller enabled p.109
• Sata mode options p.109
• Pch ssata configuration p.109
• Configure ssata as ahci p.109
• Usb configuration p.110
• Support aggressive link power management enabled p.110
• Sata port 1 sata port 2 sata port 3 sata port 4 p.110
• Sata port 1 6 p.110
• Sata controller enabled p.110
• Pch sata configuration p.110
• Configure sata as ahci p.110
• Xhci mode auto p.110
• Usb ports per port disable control disabled p.111
• Usb port 1 2 3 4 enabled p.111
• Usb 3 port 1 2 enabled p.111
• Platform thermal configuration p.111
• Pch thermal device auto p.111
• Server me configuration p.112
• Miscellaneous configuration p.112
• Alert enable lock disabled p.112
• Active video offboard device p.112
• Whea support disabled p.113
• Server mgmt menu p.113
• Runtime error logging support p.113
• Runtime error logging p.113
• Os watchdog timer disabled p.113
• Os wtd timer policy reset p.114
• System event log p.114
• Serial mux disabled p.114
• Os wtd timer timeout 10 minutes p.114
• View system event log p.115
• Ipv6 bmc network configuration p.115
• Bmc network configuration p.115
• Ipv6 bmc lan option enable p.116
• When log is full do nothing p.118
• Smbios event log enabled p.118
• Event logs menu p.118
• Erasing settings p.118
• Erase event log no p.118
• Enabling disabling options p.118
• Change smbios event log settings p.118
• Custom option p.119
• Convert oem codes disabled p.119
• View smbios event log p.119
• Smbios event log standard settings p.119
• Metw 60 p.119
• Meci 1 p.119
• Log system boot event disabled p.119
• Log oem codes enabled p.119
• Vccio vcore1 2 voltage vddq_ab_cpu1 voltage vddq_cd_cpu1 voltage vddq_ef_cpu2 voltage vddq_gh_cpu2 voltage 5vsb voltage 5v voltage 12v voltage 3 v voltage vbat voltage 3 vsb voltage p.120
• Monitor menu p.120
• Frnt fan2 3 4 5 rear fan1 2 mode generic mode p.120
• Cpu1 2 temperature xxx c xxx f p.120
• Cpu fan1 2 speed frnt fan1 5 speed rear fan1 2 speed xxxx rpm or n a p.120
• Cpu fan1 2 frnt fan1 mode generic mode p.120
• Security menu p.121
• Administrator password p.121
• User password p.122
• Secure boot menu p.122
• Setup prompt timeout xx p.124
• Chassis intrusion warning p.124
• Bootup numlock state on p.124
• Boot option priorities p.124
• Boot menu p.124
• Boot logo display auto p.124
• Tool menu p.125
• Set the booting order of network devices p.125
• Hard drive bbs priorities network device bbs priorities p.125
• Asus ez flash p.125
• Save changes reset p.126
• Save changes p.126
• Exit menu p.126
• Discard changes reset p.126
• Discard changes exit p.126
• Discard changes p.126
• Save options p.126
• Save as user defaults p.127
• Restore user defaults p.127
• Restore defaults p.127
• Launch efi shell from filesystem device p.127
• Boot override p.127
• Chapter 5 bios setup p.128
• Raid configuration p.129
• Chapter 6 raid configuration p.129
• Setting up raid p.130
• Raid definitions p.130
• Setting the raid item in bios p.131
• Raid configuration utilities p.131
• Installing hard disk drives p.131
• Lsi software raid configuration utility p.132
• Creating a raid set p.133
• Using easy configuration p.133
• You need at least two identical hard disk drives when creating a raid 1 set p.134
• You need at least four identical hard disk drives when creating a raid 10 set p.134
• When selected the drive indicator changes from ready to onlin ax y where x is the array number and y is the drive number p.134
• To select the configurable array p.134
• To configure array setting p.134
• The information of the selected hard disk drive displays at the bottom of the screen p.134
• Space sel enter endarray f10 configure f2 drive info f3 virtual drives f4 hsp p.134
• Select configurable array s p.134
• Easy configuration array selection menu p.134
• Cursor keys space de select f2 chidinfo f3 slotinfo f10 configure esc quit p.134
• Chapter 6 raid configuration p.134
• Easy configuration array selection menu p.135
• Asus rs500 e8 v2 series p.135
• Again the virtual drive information appears including a virtual drive menu that allows you to change the virtual drive parameters p.135
• 148 80gb 2 64kb online p.135
• Virtual drive s configured p.135
• Virtual drive 0 p.135
• Raid level p.135
• Ld raid size stripes stripsz status p.135
• When creating a when creating a raid 0 set proceed to step 12 p.136
• Virtual drive s configured p.136
• Virtual drive 0 p.136
• Select units for vd size p.136
• Ld raid size stripes stripsz status p.136
• Enabling dwc can improve the performance but with the risk of data loss p.136
• Easy configuration array selection menu p.136
• Chapter 6 raid configuration p.136
• Change dwc p.136
• 148 80gb 2 64kb online p.136
• Asus rs500 e8 v2 series p.137
• 148 80gb 2 64kb online p.137
• Virtual drive s configured p.137
• Virtual drive 0 p.137
• Save configuration p.137
• Ld raid size stripes stripsz status p.137
• Follow step 2 to 12 to configure additional virtual drives p.137
• Easy configuration array selection menu p.137
• Configuration menu p.137
• Using new configuration p.138
• Adding or viewing a raid configuration p.139
• Adding a new raid configuration p.139
• Using the initialize command p.140
• Initializing the virtual drives p.140
• Easy configuration array selection menu p.141
• Completed p.141
• Asus rs500 e8 v2 series p.141
• 148 80gb 2 64kb online p.141
• Virtual drives p.141
• Virtual drive s configured p.141
• Vd 0 initialization complete press esc p.141
• Ld raid size stripes stripsz status p.141
• Initializing a virtual drive erases all data on the drive p.141
• Initialize p.141
• Init of vd is in process p.141
• Virtual drive 1 p.142
• Using the objects command p.142
• To initialize the virtual drives using the objects command p.142
• Objects p.142
• Chapter 6 raid configuration p.142
• To start initialization p.143
• Objects p.143
• Initialize p.143
• Asus rs500 e8 v2 series p.143
• Virtual drive 1 p.143
• Virtual drive 0 p.143
• Use cursor keys to navigate between items and press enter to select an option p.143
• Rebuilding failed drives p.144
• When rebuild is complete press any key to continue p.145
• To rebuild the drive p.145
• Space de select f10 start rebuild f2 drive information f3 view virtual drives p.145
• Rebuild physical drives selection menu p.145
• Asus rs500 e8 v2 series p.145
• Using the check consistency command p.146
• Checking the drives for data consistency p.146
• Using the objects command p.148
• Deleting a raid configuration p.149
• Selecting the boot drive from a raid set p.150
• Enabling writecache p.151
• Before you proceed ensure that you have installed the serial ata hard disk drives have set the correct jumper settings of the motherboard and have set the correct sata mode in the bios setup you can refer to sections installing hard disk drives setting jumpers and setting the raid mode in bios for more information p.152
• Turn on the system p.152
• To launch the inte p.152
• To display the utility main menu p.152
• The raid bios setup screens shown in this section are for reference only and may not exactly match the items on your screen p.152
• The navigation keys at the bottom of the screen allow you to move through the menus the navigation keys at the bottom of the screen allow you to move through the menus and select the menu options p.152
• The inte p.152
• Rapid storage technology enterprise sata option rom utility allows you to create raid 0 raid 1 raid 10 raid 1 0 and raid 5 set from serial ata hard disk drives that are connected to the serial ata connectors supported by the southbridge p.152
• Rapid storage technology enterprise sata option rom utility p.152
• Intel rapid storage technology enterprise sata option rom utility p.152
• Chapter 6 raid configuration p.152
• When you are done p.153
• To select the hard disk drives that you want to include in the raid set p.153
• To create a raid set p.153
• Creating a raid set p.153
• Asus rs500 e8 v2 series p.153
• Asus rs500 e8 v2 series p.155
• To return to the delete volume menu p.155
• To delete a raid set p.155
• Take caution when deleting a raid set you will lose all data on the hard disk drives when you delete a raid set p.155
• Deleting a raid set p.155
• When you are done p.156
• To return to the utility main menu p.156
• To reset a raid set p.156
• Take caution before you reset a raid volume hard disk drive to non raid resetting a raid volume hard disk drive deletes all internal raid structure on the drive p.156
• Resetting disks to non raid p.156
• Chapter 6 raid configuration p.156
• Rebuilding the raid with other non raid disk p.157
• Rebuilding the raid p.157
• Rapid storage technology enterprise sata option rom utility p.157
• Exiting the intel rapid storage technology enterprise sata option rom utility p.157
• Exiting the intel p.157
• Rebuilding the raid with a new hard disk p.158
• Setting the boot array in the bios setup utility p.159
• Rapid storage technology enterprise windows p.160
• Intel rapid storage technology enterprise windows p.160
• Creating a raid set p.161
• Changing a volume type p.163
• Deleting a volume p.164
• Preferences p.165
• Chapter 6 raid configuration p.166
• Driver installation p.167
• Chapter 7 driver installation p.167
• Raid driver installation p.168
• Creating a raid driver disk p.168
• Server 2008 os installation p.170
• Installing the raid controller driver p.170
• During window p.170
• Enterprise linux os 5 p.172
• Red ha p.172
• Red ha p.174
• Enterprise linux os 6 p.174
• 9 asus rs500 e8 v2 series p.175
• Preparing the linux driver p.177
• Installing suse 11 linux os p.178
• Utilities p.180
• The support dvd that is bundled with your motherboard contains drivers management applications and utilities that you can install to maximize the features of your motherboard p.180
• The main screen of the support dvd contains the following tabs p.180
• Running the support dvd p.180
• Manual p.180
• Management applications and utilities installation p.180
• Makedisk p.180
• Drivers p.180
• Contact p.180
• 14 chapter 7 driver installation p.180
• When you place the support dvd into the optical drive the dvd automatically displays the main screen if autorun is enabled in your computer by default the drivers tab is displayed p.180
• Utilities menu tab p.181
• Drivers menu tab p.181
• Manual menu p.182
• Makedisk menu tab p.182
• Contact information menu p.183
• Intel chipset device software installation p.184
• Chipset device software installation p.184
• Installing the intel i350 am1 i350 am2 i210 x540 bt2 gigabit adapters driver p.186
• Installing the intel p.186
• I350 am1 i350 am2 i210 x540 bt2 gigabit adapters driver p.186
• Vga driver installation p.189
• Rapid storage technology enterprise 4 installation p.191
• Intel rapid storage technology enterprise 4 installation p.191
• Appendix p.195
• Asus contact information p.196
• Technical support p.196
• Asustek computer inc taiwan p.196
• Asustek computer inc china p.196
• Asustek computer inc p.196
• Technical support p.197
• Asus czech service s r o europe p.197
• Asus contact information p.197
• Asus computer international america p.197
• Asus computer gmbh germany and austria p.197
• Technical support p.198
• Asus polska sp z o o poland p.198
• Asus holland bv the netherlands p.198
• Asus contact information p.198
• Ask service russia and cis p.198