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Model | CLARiiON CX4-120 |
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Category | Storage |
Maximum Raw Capacity | 120 TB |
Maximum Number of Drives | 120 |
Cache Memory | 4 GB |
Cooling | Redundant, hot-swappable fans |
Drive Types Supported | SATA |
Host Interfaces | iSCSI, Fibre Channel |
RAID Levels Supported | 0, 1, 3, 5 |
Operating System Support | Windows, Linux |
Power Supply | hot-swappable |
Using E-Lab Navigator to confirm EMC support for environment components.
Confirming receipt of all necessary storage system components before installation.
Procedures for physically mounting the storage system hardware into a rack or cabinet.
Step-by-step guide for installing the rail kits for the standby power supply units.
Installing the Disk Array Enclosure with the operating system into the cabinet.
Connecting the storage system's back-end ports to other components using specific cables.
Attaching power cords and SPS serial cables to the storage system components.
Connecting the storage system to site power sources, detailing connections to multiple power distribution units.
Turning on the power switches for each standby power supply unit.
Understanding the status of recharge and system fault LEDs during power-up.
Connecting the initialization client to the storage system via a shared management LAN.
Downloading and installing the Unisphere Initialization Utility for system configuration.
Connecting optional Disk Array Enclosures to active AC power sources.
Assigning unique enclosure addresses to Disk Array Enclosures for system identification.
Connecting Disk Array Enclosures in a back-end bus after setting enclosure addresses.
Downloading and installing the Unisphere Service Manager for software updates and management.
Installing FLARE Operating Environment patches or software enablers.
Installing network interface cards, HBAs, drivers, and necessary patches on servers.
Enabling the iSCSI service on Windows Server 2008 for storage system communication.
Downloading and installing the Unisphere Server Utility for server configuration and management.
Connecting iSCSI data ports on the storage system to server NICs, HBAs, or network devices.
Configuring the iSNS client on the storage system for iSCSI discovery and registration.
Establishing logical connections between server iSCSI initiators and storage system targets.
Specific configuration steps for servers connecting via Network Interface Cards (NICs).
Connecting Fibre Channel data ports on the storage system to server HBAs or switches.
Configuring zones on Fibre Channel switches for secure and efficient data flow.
Validating the server's high-availability setup, ensuring active paths to storage processors.
Establishing a storage system domain for management and organization.
Creating RAID groups and LUNs and presenting them to servers for storage access.
Installing the ESRS IP Client for remote monitoring and automatic notification of error events.