How do I create a RAID 1 on HP Proliant DL360 with P410i controller?

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Solution 1

You can't by definition have a RAID 1+0 disk array with only two disks. Create an array as RAID 1+0 with two disks you will have a RAID 1 array.

Solution 2

According to the manual, http://bizsupport1.austin.hp.com/bc/docs/support/SupportManual/c00729544/c00729544.pdf , if you're in the BIOS ROM utility ("ORCA"), they term a RAID-1 (mirror) as a "RAID 1+0". Select the controller, press F8, select the drives and RAID level, confirm, and exit the utility.

Solution 3

If firmware version HP Smart Array P420i Controller is older then 3.04, only RAID 1+0 is available and should be used

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Updated on September 17, 2022

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  • Admin
    Admin almost 2 years

    It seems there is only an option for:

    Raid 1+0 Raid 0

    I got two Disk, and wish to do a mirror. What are the options for me? Thanks.

  • k-h
    k-h about 14 years
    Doing it with bios utility. Smart start only shows Raid 0/Array and I see no options for Raid 1 there either.
  • PiL
    PiL about 14 years
    Has the controller a cache? Is the Zero Memory Raid (ZMR) enabled? Did you try to upgrade all the bioses?
  • k-h
    k-h about 14 years
    I am seeing 0% Read/0%Write in Cache ratio. Does that mean it doesn't have a cache? Can't find option for ZMR.
  • Erik Nijland
    Erik Nijland about 14 years
    Ravi isn't trying to do RAID 10, he just doesn't see the option to create a RAID 1. You should probably delete your "answer".
  • Mike1980
    Mike1980 about 14 years
    I'm not sure what the problem with my "answer" is. HP don't differentiate between RAID1+0 and RAID1 in the array tool. I've dug out a copy the HP Array Configuration Utility User Guide (docs.hp.com/en/9320/acu.pdf) which confirms it on page 62
  • Oskar Duveborn
    Oskar Duveborn about 14 years
    +1 This is the correct answer - not sure other than HP does it but it's basically standard to use RAID1+0 as the "generically named" formula and applied to two disks it will actually just be a RAID1 array. May sound weird but that's how it's been for a long time now and it actually makes a little sense, if you want a generic name for mirroring across a random number of discs this is basically it, quirky as it may be ^^