The section Already a member?, is for users that already have an account activated but will not be present once your account is activated. Accessing this site will automatically login the user.
New User
Step 3: Fill Out the Sign-Up Form In the Sign-up form:
Fill in all the fields in the form: Name, Email, text.
Check the empty box.
Click the Sign Up button.
Once submitted, a Graid Technology admin will receive your request to approve.
Once it has been approved by an admin, you will receive an email to activate your account. See example email below.
Step 1: Select Add Ticket button in the top banner or select Submit a New Ticket in the text.
Add ticket
Step 2: Fill Out the Submit Ticket Form In the Submit a Ticket form, fill-in the following minimum fields. All other fields are currently optional:
Add email addresses of relevant stakeholders to Secondary Contacts (CCs) if needed.
Enter issue details in the Description field.
Add a text statement in Subject field
For CPU Platform, select an appropriate CPU model
For Issue Type, please select from the drop-down list.
Enter your company name in Customer Company field
In External Priority field, please enter one of the following priority types: Critical, High, Medium, Low.
Enter the VROC driver version number in Driver Version field
In Exposure field, please select from the drop-down list. This refers to the level of exposure the issue has, not the priority.
At the bottom of the form, attach any files you have that will help the Graid engineer root cause the issue/behavior reported: screenshots, logs captured, etc.
Notes
Below is an example of some details that are needed to be able to adequately root cause the issue reported. Please follow this example as it relates to your reported issue where applicable:
Issue Description: After migrating my single system drive to a RAID 1 volume, the VROC GUI is showing it is in degraded state, and one drive is in missing state.
Configuration Information:
Platform: M50FCP2UR208 Server system.
Drives: 4x Micron 7450 U.2 NVMe SSD. 2 drives for RAID 1 and the rest as passthrough drives. All 4 drives are installed in front drive chassis and the HSBP is connected to switch on x16 PCIe slot to CPU0.
Operating System: WS2022.
VROC version: 9.3.0.10037 and for VROC preOS, it is 9.2.0.1237
How to Reproduce:
Enable VMD on the domain which the drives are connected to.
Install WS2022 on 1 drive.
Install VROC in Windows.
Create RAID 1 using the system disk and one other drive.
Once completed, reboot, open VROC GUI and check drive and volume status.
Expected results:
The system disk migration to RAID 1 should be successful.
Actual results:
The RAID 1 volume is in “Degraded” state, one of the member drives is in “Missing” state. The member drive that was specified when creating the RAID 1 is incorrectly showing as “Pass Through” state.
Additional information:
In BIOS, it is showing correctly.
Cannot reproduce with WS2025.
Cannot reproduce with previous version of VROC 9.1.0.1449
Submit Ticket
Step 3: After filling in all the above fields, select Submit at the bottom of the form.
Submit
Once submitted, the web page will refresh and present all tickets you have submitted. Your new ticket will be assigned to a Graid Customer Engineer, and they will get back with you shortly.
Notes
You can manage all your tickets from this page, whether you are the owner or have been added as secondary contact. Use the Views options on the right to show tickets based on your criteria.
Step 1: Click the Ticket To update a ticket, click on the title of the ticket you wish to edit or update.
Click ticket
Step 2: Select Reply or Comment
Select Reply or Comment whether you are responding to an inquiry from the Graid Technology representative or adding additional information/comment to the ticket.
Use the Edit on the button if you need to change any ticket property.
Select Reply or Comment
Step 3: Add your reply or comment
Use Attach a File to add any related attachments (screenshots, logs, etc) if applicable.
Use the Edit on the button if you need to change any ticket property.
Select Send or Add Comment to complete the ticket update.
VROC Support Ticket Submission Guide
