Dell SCv3020 Deployment Guide

Figure 67. Connect B-Side Cables to the New Expansion Enclosure
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Storage system 2 Storage controller 1
3 Storage controller 2 4 Expansion enclosure 1
5 New expansion enclosure (2)
Removing an Expansion Enclosure from a Chain
Currently in Service
To remove an expansion enclosure, you disconnect the expansion enclosure from one side of the chain at a time.
About this task
During this process, one side of the chain is disconnected. The Storage Center directs all I/O to the other side of the chain, which remains
connected.
CAUTION
: Make sure that your data is backed up before removing an expansion enclosure.
Before physically removing an expansion enclosure, make sure that none of the drives in the expansion enclosure are managed by the
Storage Center software.
Steps
1 Use Storage Manager to connect to the Storage Center.
2 Use Storage Manager to release the drives in the expansion enclosure.
3 Select the expansion enclosure to remove and click Remove Enclosure. The Remove Enclosure wizard starts.
4 Conrm the details of your current installation and click Next to validate the cabling.
5 Locate the expansion enclosure in the rack. Click Next.
6 Disconnect the A-side chain.
a Disconnect the A-side cables that connect the expansion enclosure to the storage system. Click Next.
b Reconnect the A-side cables to exclude the expansion enclosure from the chain. Click Next to validate the cabling.
7 Disconnect the B-side chain.
a Disconnect the B-side cables that connect the expansion enclosure to the storage system. Click Next.
Adding or Removing Expansion Enclosures
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Dell SCv3020 Specifications

General

Controller	Dual controllers
RAID Support	RAID 0, 1, 5, 6, 10
Product Type	Storage array
Processor	Intel Xeon
Form Factor	2U
Maximum Capacity	460TB
Memory	64GB per controller
Connectivity	iSCSI, Fibre Channel, SAS
Power Supply	Dual, hot-plug, redundant power supply (1+1)
Drive Support	SAS
Protocols	iSCSI, FC
Operating System	Storage Center Operating System (SCOS)