


This will display a pop-up menu with following choices. Press F2 to show available operations for the ‘Controller 0’. VD Mgmt – Virtual Disk Management, which will be selected by default.įrom the Virtual Disk Management, use arrow key and select ‘Controller 0’.This utility will have the following three TABs on the top. This will launch the PERC 6/i Integrated BIOS Configuration Utility. Press Ctrl-R when it is displaying the following message on the console.įig: Press Ctrl-R to Launch DELL PowerEdge 2950 III Expandable RAID Controller When the server is starting up, press Ctrl-R to launch the PowerEdge Expandable RAID Controller BIOS. In this example, the new 4 disks are inserted from slot-2 to slot-5.Īfter the disks are inserted, reboot the server. If there are already disks on slot 0 and slot 1, start inserting the new disks from slot 2. Launch PERC 6/i Integrated BIOS Configuration Utilityįirst, insert all new disks in the empty slots.
#DELL PERC H200 VS H200 INTEGRATED IT MODE HOW TO#
If you are using an old server that uses PERC/CERC BIOS Configuration Utility, please refer to the article we wrote earlier about how to create RAID on DELL Servers using PERC/CERC BIOS Configuration Utility (with screenshots). The same steps works on other DELL PowerEdge servers as long as you have the same PERC BIOS Configuration Utility. In this example, 4 additional disks are configured as RAID-5 on a DELL PowerEdge 2950 server. So, you have purchased additional disks and would like to configure a RAID setup. This Logical Volume is where the operating system is installed and you got a request to expand disk space on this server. The new DELL Servers has the ability to create RAID 0, 1, 5, 6 and 10 using the hardware controller.Īssume the scenario where the server came with 2 physical hard drives configured in RAID-1. In this article, let us review how to add new physical disks and create a virtual disk with a RAID configuration on an DELL PowerEdge Server using PERC 6/i Integrated BIOS Configuration Utility. On an on-going basis system administrators will be getting request to increase the disk space on a server.
