Intel S2600CP Software User Guide for Windows* - Page 11

Overview Note: The server system's BIOS SETUP utility is used to select either AHCI or RAID modes for the AHCI controller.  Intel® RSTe operating system SCU/RAID driver. This driver provides a simple non-RAID (passthrough) as well as a full RAID solution. This will manage/control the SAS/SATA devices attached to the SCU ports. Note: The SCU controller will only have a RAID mode. Consequently, when booting from the SCU controller, the SCU pre-boot driver (Legacy OROM or UEFI driver) will be required.  Intel® RSTe GUI (Graphical User Interface). This is an application that can be used to manage RAID arrays and volumes on drives attached (only) to the AHCI and SCU controllers.  Rstcli/rstcli64  CIM plugin for Windows* 1.4 Features Introduction Some of the RAID features supported by Intel® RSTe include RAID level 0 (striping), RAID level 1 (mirroring), RAID level 5 (striping with parity) and RAID level 10 (striping and mirroring). The new features introduced with Intel® RSTe include but are not limited to:  RAID support for SAS devices  SCU support for RSTe RAID 0/1/5/10  Pass-through drives  Hot Plug with I/O  Hot Spare Disk  Auto Rebuild on Hot Insert  Rebuild & Migration Check Pointing  NCQ (SATA) and CQ (SAS) support  UEFI using common metadata  SAS Expanders  SMART Support  Bad Block Management  SAS & SATA controller configuration rules  SAS & SATA drive roaming  RAID Volume roaming between Linux* and Windows*  On Line Capacity Expansion  Large Stripe Size Support  RAID-Ready  Disk Coercion  Manual & Auto Rebuild  Instant Initialization  Patrol Read  SGPIO for SAS & SATA  volume creation/verify  Selectable Boot Volume  Email Alerting  CIM  RAID Level Migration (RAID 0, 1, or 10 to RAID 5)  Dirty Stripe Journaling  Partial Parity Logging (PPL)  Verify and Repair  Auto Rebuild on Hot Insert  Install/Uninstall Utility  Configuration and Management Utilities 2 Intel® RSTe User's Guide