Dell 650F, 651F manual Supported SAN Configurations, PowerVault 130T Library and 120T Autoloader

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PowerVault 130T Library and 120T Autoloader

The PowerVault 130T library is a compact, tape-based, HVD SCSI-2 storage sub- system for data backup and restore for one or more servers and disk storage subsystems. Referred to as a tape library, the PowerVault 130T features high capacity, high throughput, data compression, automated backup capability, and reliable, accu- rate data restore functions.

The PowerVault 120T DLT4000 and DLT7000 autoloaders are fully automated, seven- tape, random-access tape autoloaders that are designed to be more effective network backup solutions than manually operated stand-alone tape drives.

PowerVault 530F SAN Appliance

The Dell PowerVault 530F is a SAN appliance that offers a variety of functions, depending on customer needs and application requirements. The primary function of the PowerVault 530F is local and remote data mirroring for disaster recovery and data replication. In addition, the system features Snapshot Copy, LUN masking, mapping and partitioning, as well as the ability to boot a server through the PowerVault 530F system.

For more information on PowerVault 530F features, refer to the documentation that came with your system.

Supported SAN Configurations

A Dell SAN supports consolidation of storage for Microsoft Windows NT and Windows 2000, both clustered and non-clustered, and consolidation of storage for Novell NetWare. Each of these operating system environments are supported on independent SANs or in separate zones on the same SAN. PowerVault 530F SAN appliances can exist on the same SAN.

Windows NT and Windows 2000 SAN Configurations

Table 2-1 lists the maximum number of devices that the Windows NT or Windows 2000 SAN configurations can support.

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Contents SAN Components ServersExample of Server Accessing Storage Systems SAN Configurations Host Bus Adapters PowerVault 660F and 224F Storage Systems PowerVault Fibre Channel SwitchesPowerVault 650F and 651F Disk Processor Enclosures PowerVault 35F Fibre Channel Multiport BridgePowerVault 530F SAN Appliance Supported SAN ConfigurationsPowerVault 130T Library and 120T Autoloader Windows NT and Windows 2000 SAN ConfigurationsSupported Windows NT and Windows 2000 SAN Configurations SANNovell NetWare SAN Configurations GuideSupported Novell NetWare SAN Configurations Dell PowerVault 530F SAN Appliance Configurations Supported PowerVault 530F SAN Appliance ConfigurationsVault 56F switch pro Heterogeneous SAN Configurations Supported Heterogeneous SAN ConfigurationsHttp//support.dell.com, for Dell PowerVault SAN Administrator’s Guide Cabling Servers to PowerVault Storage Systems Attaching CablesPowering Up and Shutting Down a SAN Powering Up a SANShutting Down a SAN Dell PowerVault SAN Administrator’s Guide
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650F, 651F specifications

The Dell 651F and 650F are notable entries in the Dell family of networking switches, designed to meet the increasingly demanding requirements of modern enterprises. Built to enhance network performance and reliability, these switches embody a variety of features and technologies that cater to both small businesses and large organizations.

At the heart of the Dell 651F and 650F is their robust hardware architecture. Both models come equipped with high-performance processors, enabling them to efficiently handle substantial data traffic. The Dell 651F features a higher port density compared to the 650F, making it ideal for environments where connectivity and bandwidth are critical. Each switch supports multiple 10G and 25G SFP+ ports, providing flexibility for organizations that require scalable network solutions.

One of the standout characteristics of these switches is their advanced Layer 3 routing capabilities. This feature allows for more precise traffic management, enhancing overall network efficiency. Additionally, both models support various routing protocols, including OSPF, BGP, and RIP, enabling them to seamlessly integrate into existing IT infrastructures.

Security is a primary concern for any organization, and Dell has taken significant measures to address it in the 651F and 650F switches. They support 802.1X authentication and have built-in Access Control Lists (ACLs), helping to safeguard sensitive data while preventing unauthorized access. Furthermore, both models are compliant with various industry standards, ensuring that they can protect networks against emerging threats.

Management and monitoring features also play a crucial role in the functionality of these switches. The Dell Networking OS provides an intuitive interface, which simplifies configuration and management tasks. With features like simple command-line interface (CLI) access and a web-based GUI, network administrators can easily troubleshoot and optimize performance.

In terms of power efficiency, the Dell 651F and 650F are designed with energy-saving technologies that minimize operational costs. They support Power over Ethernet (PoE), allowing for the connection of various devices without the need for separate power sources.

In conclusion, the Dell 651F and 650F switches represent a powerful combination of performance, security, and efficiency. Their advanced features, versatile connectivity options, and user-friendly management tools position them as an excellent choice for organizations looking to enhance their networking capabilities. As businesses continue to evolve and demand more from their technology, Dell’s offerings remain ready to meet those needs.