Dell PowerVault X5mjv to serwer NAS o wysokiej wydajności, który łączy w sobie wygodę i niezawodność. Urządzenie ma wbudowany 12-gigabitowy szwajcarski SAS, który umożliwia wygodną wymianę dysków. Dzięki wysokiej wydajności interfejsowi SAS, PowerVault X5mjv zapewnia szybkie przesyłanie danych i szybką reakcję na zapytania. Jego zarządzanie jest proste dzięki dedykowanej aplikacji PowerVault Manager, która pomaga w tworzeniu, zarządzaniu i monitorowaniu wszystkich ustawień i konfiguracji w jednym miejscu. Zintegrowane narzędzia do monitorowania i alerty pozwalają administratorowi na zdalne zarządzanie i monitorowanie ustawień, aby upewnić się, że wszystko działa prawidłowo. PowerVault X5mjv jest idealnym rozwiązaniem dla małych i średnich firm, które szukają wygodnego i niezawodnego rozwiązania do przechowywania danych.
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Rolled out a ME5024 recently half filled with 4TBs SSDs. Entry level guys were able to get it rolling in under an hour including unpacking it. Speed is fantastic. The background initialization on ADAPT did take a couple weeks to finish but otherwise had zero issues. Replacing a 5 year old compellent unit it was very nice. You can definitely tell they put a lot of the compellent tech under the hood.
Thank you for the video . I manage to install the device . My device has 6x2TB SSD and 9x2.4 HDD. What is the best practice ? Create performance pool in Pool A and the HDD in Pool B ? or can I create disk group in Pool A ? also as I have 9HDD , while I create RAID6 its take only 8 disks and one disk showing as spare , is there anyway I can add the 9th disk also to disk group ?
Thank you for this video, very helpful. The part where you stated that each controller has its own pool - So if you have VM's running on one volume/pool, if the controller fails then we loose the data ?
Moving from 3par to an ME5 I have an issue trying to add additional FC initiators to configured initiators/hosts (I have no SAN switch in a very small 2 host environment). Both the 3Par and ME5 were connected to the hosts without redundancy to transfer data between datastores, then after migration complete, add redundancy by removing the 3par, and adding those initiators to the ME5. It looks like I can't do this in GUI and need to do this in CLI. (Unfortunately I couldn't do this during deployment without a SAN switch) Fortunately I can contact Support Assist.
Thanks for releasing this vid! Side note: please fewer shorts and more full length vids.
We are pretty new to the PowerVaults and just bought a ME5012 with one ISCSI controller. When I get to the Provisioning tab, there is an error that says "In order to provision your system, you must have ungrouped initiators or existing host or host groups." and I cannot get past it. All of the other screens are good and I created a disk group. Any idea what is wrong?
Thanks for the great info
Ok, so the reason I can't create hosts is because I have to FULLY cable ALL iSCSI ports?
THANKS :)
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