When RAIDs are used, metafiles are stored on the hard disks. This can result in a new installation not being able to run correctly and the operating system installer waits for manual input.
Using the "Pre-run NOC-PS Profile" function, another NOC-PS profile can be executed before the actual operating system installation.

The following should be noted:

• The pre-run function is only executed on dedicated servers. VPS are excluded because VPS usually have only one hard disk.
• If you enable this option, make sure that the "System Recovery Operating Systems" option is configured correctly. The pre-run profile will not run when the customer starts a recovery system.
  Incorrect configuration may result in data loss.
• It is recommended not to use the default "wipe hard disk" profile of NOC-PS, because the execution takes a long time. Below is an example of a quick wipe custom profile.
• Enabling this feature will increase the installation time, as 2 profiles must now be executed.
• The profile will also run on newly assigned servers if you have enabled automatic operating system installation on delivery. 

How to enable the option

Click on "Addons" → "NOC-PS For WHMCS" → "Settings". On the settings page you will find the setting "Pre-run NOC-PS Profile".
Select the desired NOC-PS profile in the dropdown. Further steps are not necessary.

Example NOC-PS Profile

As mentioned above, the use of the standard NOC-PS profile is not recommended.

We have prepared the following example, which only overwrites the first few MB on each disk and additionally executes wipefs.
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General settings:

• Name: Freely selectable
• Architecture: 64-bit
• Tags: rescue
• Cache folder on disk: sysrcd510
• ISO file: http://downloads.noc-ps.com/systemrescuecd-x86-5.1.0.iso

PXE script:

#!ipxe
kernel http://$server/proxy.php/isolinux/rescue64 dodhcp rootpass=$rootpassword vncserver=1:$rootpassword boothttp=http://$server/proxy.php/sysrcd.dat setkmap=us ar_source=http://$server/kickstart.php/sysrcd?f= autoruns=no ar_nowait
initrd http://$server/proxy.php/isolinux/initram.igz
boot

Post-installation:

for i in $(lshw -class disk -class tape | grep 'logical name' | awk '{ print $NF }' | grep 'sd\|nvm'); do
    timeout 10 dd if=/dev/zero of=$i bs=20M count=1 &
done

sleep 15

for i in $(lshw -class disk -class tape | grep 'logical name' | awk '{ print $NF }' | grep 'sd\|nvm'); do
    wipefs -a -f $i
done

halt

You can customize the commands as you like.