To change the security key:

1In the AMW toolbar, select Storage Array→ Physical Disk Security→ Change Security Key.

The Confirm Change Security Key window is displayed.

2Type yes in the text field, and click OK.

The Change Security Key window is displayed.

3In Secure key identifier, enter a string that become part of the secure key identifier.

You may leave the text box blank, or enter up to 189 alphanumeric characters without white space, punctuation, or symbols. Additional characters is generated automatically.

4Edit the default path by adding a file name to the end of the path or Click Browse, navigate to the required folder and enter the name of the file.

5In Pass phrase, enter a string for the pass phrase. The pass phrase must meet the following criteria:

•It must be between eight and 32 characters long.

•It must contain at least one uppercase letter.

•It must contain at least one lowercase letter.

•It must contain at least one number.

•It must contain at least one non-alphanumeric character (for example, < > @ +).

The pass phrase that you enter is masked.

6In Confirm pass phrase, re-enter the exact string you entered in Pass phrase.

Make a record of the pass phrase you entered and the security key identifier it is associated with. You need this information for later secure operations.

7Click Change Key.

8Make a record of the security key identifier and the file name from the Change Security Key Complete dialog, and click OK.

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MD3200i, MD3220i specifications

The Dell MD3220i and MD3200i are part of Dell's extensive line of modular storage solutions, designed to support organizations in optimizing their data management and scalability requirements. These models offer reliable performance and flexible features, making them suitable for various workloads including virtualization, cloud storage, and disaster recovery.

One of the standout features of the MD3220i and MD3200i is their support for iSCSI storage networking. By utilizing the Internet Small Computer Systems Interface (iSCSI) protocol, these systems provide organizations with a cost-effective way to connect their storage over existing network infrastructure, enabling efficient data transfers and management.

Both models are equipped with dual controllers that ensure high availability and failover capabilities, which are crucial for meeting uptime requirements in mission-critical environments. The dual controllers also facilitate load balancing and increase overall system performance, as they allow multiple paths to the storage, enhancing I/O performance.

Scalability is another key characteristic of the MD3220i and MD3200i. These storage arrays can be expanded to meet growing storage demands, supporting up to 240TB of raw capacity with up to 16 additional expansion enclosures. This flexibility allows organizations to start with a smaller configuration and grow their storage capabilities without a complete overhaul of the existing infrastructure.

The units also support multiple disk types, including traditional spinning disks, solid-state drives (SSDs), and a combination of both. This versatility enables users to tailor storage configurations to their specific performance and budgetary needs. Furthermore, the systems feature advanced data management technologies such as snapshots and remote replication, providing essential tools for data protection.

With their ease of management, the MD3220i and MD3200i are designed for straightforward configuration and operation. The intuitive management interfaces allow IT professionals to monitor performance, configure storage, and manage data effectively, ensuring businesses can maintain optimal system availability.

In summary, the Dell MD3220i and MD3200i are robust, scalable, and versatile storage solutions that cater to diverse organizational needs. Their integrated technologies, such as iSCSI support, dual controller architecture, and advanced data management features, make them an ideal choice for modern data centers looking to enhance storage capabilities while ensuring reliability and performance.
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