Strip UCS RAID 5 size 128 KB - why?

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  Hello James,.

  Thanks for posting your query in Microsoft Community Forum.

  I suggest that you re - ask your question in the MSDN forum rather than on this forum to check the settings. MSDN is examined by developers and other it professionals who would more than likely be able to help.
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• C260 UCS Raid configuration

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  http://www.Cisco.com/en/us/docs/unified_computing/UCS/c/HW/C260/install/RAID.html#wpxref36524 go to table C1

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  Hi Big Dave,

  Thank you for responding and for having responded to my ad in the hardware section too.

  Until recently, I never knew RAID any so I backed up my hard drive

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  Thanks for the link to install VISTA RAID that's just what I was looking for.

  I know RAID 0 is too risky and I am ready to return to RAID 1.

  In the two discs hard Seagate firmware is up to date.

  Thanks for the links compare NIVIDIA and ATI video cards

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  Yes the GTX 260 seems very interesting, and I'll keep it in mind when finances permit.

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  Hello!!

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  UCS-RAID-9266CV =

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  US $ 1,686.00

  Going to work with her, ignoring the old RAID embeded it configured?

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  I don't know if it will work.

  Thank you!!

  Rodrigo,

  The embeded controller is built and not removable, it is integrated into each C220/C240. The units are designed to operate with PCIe controllers and mezzanine table when it is properly configured.

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  Dave

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• How to activate RAID 0 on my W700

  Madam/Sir,

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  ionelg, welcome to the forum,

  ionelg wrote:

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  * a "spare" SATA, at least 120 GB, which does no file important to this topic.
  * at least 5 writable DVD - R or DVD + R blank discs.
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  * two screwdriver - flat head, a Phillips (cross) head.
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  * a small pair of scissors.
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  Download the file "sp58558.exe", which is 12,92 MB in size.
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  3. remove the HP Envy H8 - 1413C from the package delivery system.
  4. only connect the keyboard and mouse, display and power cord.
  Do not connect to the Internet and don't connect to a PictBridge compatible printer.
  5. connect the screen and turn it on.
  6 turn on the computer and immediately and repeatedly F10, until the computer enters the installation program.
  7. in SETTING mode, press the right arrow key and press the arrow key once down.
  8 change the mode from AHCI RAID disks (which includes AHCI).
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  9 economy-and-exit installation mode.
  10. leave the Windows 8 start and finish setting up Windows.
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  11. Once Windows 8 is running, press F1 for, type 'help '.
  12 get in 'Help' for more about 'create a system recovery disc '.
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  15. shut down the computer.
  16 unplug the AC power and remove the side panel of the computer case.
  17. use the screwdriver on the screw that keeps the "cage" in the disk drive.
  18 press and hold on the small lever to "unlock" the cage of the frame.
  19 slide the cage slightly to the CD/DVD drive.
  He needs to 'unlock' the cage.
  20 raise the cage a bit and disconnect the cables of power/data from the hard disk.
  21. remove the cage.
  22. use the screws to mount the "spare wheel" SATA drive in the cage.
  23. carefully use scissors to cut the cable tie in plastic-the wind, to release another outlet 'power' of SATA.
  24. connect a spare SATA cable on the disks 'in relief '. Leave the other end free.
  24 start to set in place disks cage in the motherboard.
  25 connect the SATA 'taken' on the hot spare.
  26 finish put the cage in the motherboard.
  27 screw it up.
  28 connect the 'loose' end of the SATA data cable to any empty data SATA socket on the motherboard.
  29. reconnect AC power.
  30 turn on your computer and immediately and repeatedly press the F9 key to display the menu "Boot Order".
  31. Insert the first 5 disks in the DVD player.
  32 select the disc in the DVD drive as "start".
  33 use 5 disks to install Windows 8 on the disks 'in relief '.
  34. yet once, it is a 'temporary' installation - don't worry about options.
  35 off Windows.
  36 disconnect AC power.
  37. yet once, remove the cage that holds the disks, disconnect the wires of power/data.
  38 remove the drives 'in relief' of the cage.
  39. install the 'new' disk drive (same size as the original drive) in the cage.
  40. connect the data cables SATA 2 for 2 discs.
  41 see the SATA ports on the motherboard - the 2 closest ports to the TOP of the computer
  are the (faster) 6 GB/s ports, while the other ports are (slower) 3 GB/s ports.
  42. If the DVD drive SATA cable is connected to one of the two ports, 6 GB,
  compress the end (to unlock the end of the shooting) and move the end
  in one of the ports / 3GB.
  43. connect the cables 'pair' of disks SATA 6 GB/s ports.
  44. connect two Sockets "" SATA to the 'pair' of discs.
  45 lower the cage into his house and screw it up.
  46 put the "spare" drive (which now has the 'temporary' copy of Windows 8).
  and drag it into the empty location of 5.25 inch "under"the player. "
  47 connect the power and data on this drive,
  and connect the other end of the data cable to one of the SATA ports on the motherboard.
  48. reconnect AC power.
  49 turn on the computer and repeatedly press F9, to enter SETUP mode.
  50 changing the order of "start up" to make the "spare" drive the first to start.
  51 economy-and-exit installation mode and let it boot to Windows 8.
  52 insert support (memory-stick or CD disc) that has the file 'sp58558.exe '.
  53 run to install the RAID configuration utility.
  Note that he refuses (in silence!) to install completely.
  If you have not used SETUP mode to change "AHCI" to "RAID".
  54 open 'my computer '.
  55 open the "C:" drive (check that it is the disc of "spare",
  not the installed at the factory by car).
  56 open the folder "Program Files (x 86)".
  57 change in mode 'Details' in this folder.
  58. find the folder with the most recent timestamp - the 'sp58558.exe' this file was updated.
  59 open this folder.
  60 open the subfolder with the "RAID" as part of the file name.
  61. run the ".exe" file to run the RAID Configuration utility.
  62 use the utility to set/create a "RAID-1 (mirrored)" or an array of "RAID 0 (striped).
  by selecting the 'pair' record.
  63 off Windows.
  64 disconnect AC power.
  65 remove the "spare" disk drive and set aside.
  65. reconnect AC power.
  66 turn on the computer and immediately press F9 to temporarily change the boot order.
  67 put the first 5 disks in the DVD player.
  68 select start in the DVD.
  69 use 5 disks to install Windows on the 'pair' record.
  70. He is a 'real' Windows installation, if carefully to meet the guests, then choose options.
  71 re - install the utility 'sp58558.exe '.
  72 run RAID Configuration utility to check the status of your RAID configuration.
  73 plug your Ethernet cable to access the Internet.
  74 activate Windows.
  75 use "Add/Remove Programs" to uninstall Norton Internet Security.
  76 open the windows 'Control Panel'.
  77 open the "Windows Security Center" app - install Norton disabled.
  78 select "Windows Defender" (before Windows 8, this software was named "Microsoft Security essential" free anti-virus).
  So, instead of paying $$$ after the end of the period of 'test' of Norton, you have FREE antivirus software.
  79 connect your printer (Windows can connect to the Internet to download device drivers).
  80 run Windows Update to get the latest updates and Windows Defender, your printer for Windows 8 itself.

  So, you have installed Windows 8 * THREE * times.  Fun, huh?

  No thanks to HP, to make the RAID Configuration utility a Windows application only.
  rather than make accessible mode of BIOS CONFIGURATION.

  Thanks to HP for not identify 2 SATA ports on the motherboard are only two ports "fast."

  No thanks to HP for this 'sp58558.exe' file _not_ put it back in the software.
  unless the motherboard went from "AHCI" mode in "RAID" mode
  This is probably why the 'preloaded' version of Windows 8 does not include this software,
  force the user to download/install separately.

  Questions?

  Hi again,

  It's weird because all of the Intel RAID drivers I used install in AHCI mode and I use 11.6.0.1030.  I then run the MS MrFixIt fix and that I start.  However, I have not tried with the W8.

• RAID on C220

  Hello

  I have a C220 server with raid UCS-RAID-9266CV of the card into the PCIe slot.

  I need to remove this card in order to use for an extra NIC PCIe slot.

  Can I use the embedded MegaRAID controller to set up RAID 1 on integrated SAS drive?

  It seems to me that the migration is not possible...:

  -I don't understand why; have I not a... software solution?

  -If I can, what should I do about the BIOS, wiring...?

  Thx a lot

  Nicolas.

  Nicolas,

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  The cables connected to your 9266 can be re-used and connected to the SAS connectors on the system board. Once you have the part and recabled, you need to activate the controller embedded in the BIOS.

  Steve McQuerry

  UCS - Technical Marketing

• Best practices for the SSD + RAID?

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  Hello

  JW

  What should be the size of parity when running 2 x Samsung 850 SSD Pro connected to a H710P in a R720xd PE in a matrix RAID 1?

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  The size of the band does not have a big difference on a RAID 1. The size of distribution is most important when you spread data on multiple disks. The size of the stripe can have an impact on the performance of the table by spreading the data on the disks or by limiting access to the data to a single drive. By changing the band size, you can do your berries of access time or improve sequential access times. Smaller block sizes are generally better for sequential reads/writes as they spread usually given on several drives, and larger sizes of band segment are generally better for fast access times because the data, you have access to are usually on a single disc.

  In short, unless you are going to hire a consultant to analyze your use of data to recommend settings then I would leave it on by default. Change the size of the default distribution segment only would probably be useful in an environment of database with use of compatible file size and a RAID level across several drives.

  Thank you

• Can verify us the scope of management for LM tablespace sizes?

  Hi all;

  Sizes of extensions that are managed locally can be determined automatically by the system.

  Otherwise, all extensions can have the same size in a locally managed tablespace.

  I created a test locally managed tablespace.

  How can I check the sizes of scope management for tablespace in oracle 10 g test?

  Most likely your tablespace is created as AUTOALLOCATE LMT. You can consult:

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  Kind regards

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