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Outlines the structure of the manual, listing chapters and their topics.
Explains how to connect to the CLI using Telnet or SSH, including default credentials.
Details the syntax rules for commands, keywords, parameters, and specific syntax formats like disk or volume naming.
Explains the binary formats used for presenting the size of disks and logical units.
Describes CLI features for auto-completing commands and recalling command history for efficient use.
Lists keyboard shortcuts for editing commands within the CLI, improving user efficiency.
Explains how to access command syntax and descriptions using the "?" or "help" commands within the CLI.
Details the format of CLI error messages, including error codes, descriptions, and circumflex indicators for syntax errors.
Discusses the limitation of 16 simultaneous CLI sessions and how to handle resource locking.
Explains how to log in to a slave controller for limited functionality when the master controller is inaccessible.
Explains how user authority is determined by roles and user policies, referring to the User Management section.
Provides notes on specifying FTP server details for network configurations.
Outlines the structure of command descriptions, including sections for description, syntax, parameters, output, and examples.
Explains commands used to display the overall status of the system and its components.
Covers commands for managing Thin Provisioning Pools, including creation, deletion, and expansion.
Details commands for managing Flexible Tier Pools (FTRP) and Flexible Tier Sub Pools (FTSP).
Explains commands for managing RAID groups, including creation, deletion, expansion, and ECO settings.
Covers commands for managing volumes, including creation, deletion, formatting, migration, and advanced copy functions.
Explains commands for managing host interfaces, including identifiers, affinity groups, mapping, and port parameters.
Explains commands for managing user accounts, roles, and passwords.
Details commands for performing and managing Advanced Copy functions like SnapOPC+.
Covers commands for configuring network settings, SNMP, SMI-S, and secure server keys.
Explains commands for miscellaneous system settings like date, time, NTP, system name, and power synchronization.
Explains commands related to collecting and displaying system performance information.
Covers commands for displaying and managing system event logs.
Explains commands related to system maintenance tasks, including hardware and firmware management.
Explains commands for system diagnosis and LED control.
Explains commands specific to the CLI environment, such as force unlocking resources, page scrolling, and logging off.
Lists and explains CLI error messages, providing countermeasures for each.
Provides a comprehensive list of commands and their support across different host interfaces (FC, FCoE, SAS, iSCSI).
Details command support based on user policies (Monitor, Admin, Storage Admin, etc.).
Maps commands to default user roles, indicating which roles can execute specific commands.
Lists CLI commands and the firmware versions that support them, indicating compatibility.
Provides basic procedures for creating standard volumes and making them accessible to hosts.
Explains host access settings not covered in basic volume setup, including host affinity and LUN mapping.
Details procedures for canceling various settings, such as mapping, affinity groups, and volumes.
General| Model | ETERNUS DX8700 S2 |
|---|---|
| Category | Network Storage Server |
| Management Software | ETERNUS SF |
| Product Family | ETERNUS |
| Drive Types Supported | SSD, SAS |
| RAID Levels | 0, 1, 5, 6 |
| Host Interfaces | iSCSI, Fibre Channel, FCoE |
| Max Number of Host Connections | 128 |
| Power Supply | Redundant power supplies |
| Redundancy | Redundant and hot-swappable components |
| Supported Operating Systems | Windows Server, Linux, UNIX, VMware |
| Data Services | Thin Provisioning, Remote Replication, Snapshot, Encryption |
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