Dell Md3860f manual SAN-Attached Cabling Example

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the host server(s) from losing access to data in the event of a path failure since both RAID controller modules can independently access all the physical disks in the storage array.

SAN-Attached Cabling

SAN-attached cabling configurations provide the highest level of redundancy and alternate-path connectivity between the host server and storage array. A SAN configuration using a Fibre Channel compatible switch fabric allows you to establish multiple redundant paths to data on the storage array.

NOTE: A SAN configuration using a supported Fibre Channel switch hardware is required if the Remote Replication premium feature is activated on the storage array. For specific cabling requirements for Remote Replication, see Remote Replication Cabling Example.

SAN-Attached Cabling Example

The following figure shows a three-server, mixed HBA cabling configuration that uses two separate switch fabrics to establish multiple paths to the storage array. Port-to-port connections in each switch fabric/zone are detailed in the text boxes.

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Contents Page 、警示與警告 Contents Uninstalling MD Storage Manager Post Installation TasksLoad Balancing Appendix Working With SFP Modules And Fiber Optic CablesSystem Requirements IntroductionIntroduction To Storage Arrays Management Station RequirementsRelated Documentation Documentation feedback Contacting DellPlanning The Storage Configuration Hardware InstallationConnecting The Storage Array Configuring Fibre Channel Using Fibre Channel Switch Zoning Installing Supported Fibre Channel HBAsInstalling Fibre Channel HBA On Your Host Server Other Information You May NeedWorld Wide Name Zoning Setting Up Zoning On The Fibre Channel Switch Hardware Switch Zoning GuidelinesCabling The Storage Array Redundant And Non-Redundant CablingSAN-Attached Cabling Example SAN-Attached CablingServer1HBA0 Server1HBA1 Remote Replication Cabling Example Remote Replication Cabling Mixed Environment Mixed Environment Cabling PowerVault MD3060e Expansion EnclosuresSingle expansion diagram MD3060e Expansion cabling diagramsDual expansion diagram Expanding With New PowerVault MD3060e Expansion EnclosuresPage Installing MD Storage Manager Graphical Installation Recommended Installing Host Bus Adapters And DriversSilent Installation Console InstallationSilent Installation On Windows Silent Installation On LinuxUpgrading PowerVault MD Storage Manager Enabling Premium Features OptionalVerifying Storage Array Discovery Post Installation TasksInitial Setup Tasks Uninstalling MD Storage Manager From Windows Uninstalling MD Storage ManagerUninstalling MD Storage Manager From Linux Load Balancing Least Path WeightLoad Balance Policy Round Robin With SubsetSetting Load Balance Policies in VMware Setting Load Balance Policies in LinuxInstalling SFP Modules Guidelines For Using SFP ModulesAppendix Working With SFP Modules And Fiber Optic Cables Removing SFP Modules Guidelines For Using Fibre Optic CablesRemoving Fibre Channel Cables Installing Fibre Channel CablesHandling Static Sensitive Components Appendix Hardware Cabling Best PracticesHost Cabling For Remote Replication Cabling For PerformanceLabeling Cables