What are the CLARiiON SAN fan-in and fan-out configuration rules?"Fan-In Rule: A server can be zoned to a maximum of four storage systems. Fan-Out Rule: For FC5300 with Access Logix software - 1 - 4 servers (eight initiators) to 1 storage system. For FC4500 with Access Logix - 15 servers to 1 storage system; each server with a maximum of one (single) path to an SP. For FC4700 with Base or Access Logix software 8.42.xx or higher - 32 initiators per SP port for a maximum of 128 initiators per FC4700....
What is “Tier 0” in Storage Environments?
Tier "0" is not new in storage market but for implementation purposes it has been difficult to accommodate because it requires best performance and lowest latency. Enterprise Flash disks (Solid State Disks) capable to meet this requirement. It is possible to get more performance for company most critical applications. The performance can be gained through using Flash drives supported in VMAX and DMX-4 systems. Read More →
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What are the differences between failover modes on a CLARiiON array?A CLARiiON array is an Active/Passive device and uses a LUN ownership model. In other words, when a LUN is bound it has a default owner, either SP-A or SP-B. I/O requests traveling to a port SP-A can only reach LUNs owned by SP-A and I/O requests traveling to a port on SP-B can only reach LUNs owned SP-B. It is necessary to have different failover methods because in certain situations a host will need to access a LUN on the non-owning SP.The following failover...
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