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| + | Scale-up Storage Pools may be setup in single-node mode or clustered HA mode. HA Storage Pools require at least two Storage Systems and the storage media that makes up the Storage Pool must support IO fencing. Media that supports IO fencing include dual-ported SAS, dual-ported NVMe, FC, and iSCSI devices. All access to clustered HA Storage Pools is done via a clustered VIFs to ensure continuous data availability in the event the Storage Pool is moved to its paired Storage System via HA fail-over. | ||
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== High-availability VIF Management tab == | == High-availability VIF Management tab == | ||
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Latest revision as of 10:39, 9 March 2023
Scale-up Storage Pools may be setup in single-node mode or clustered HA mode. HA Storage Pools require at least two Storage Systems and the storage media that makes up the Storage Pool must support IO fencing. Media that supports IO fencing include dual-ported SAS, dual-ported NVMe, FC, and iSCSI devices. All access to clustered HA Storage Pools is done via a clustered VIFs to ensure continuous data availability in the event the Storage Pool is moved to its paired Storage System via HA fail-over.
High-availability VIF Management tab
Site Cluster
- Creating a new Site Cluster.
- Add a Site Cluster Ring.
- Modify a Site Cluster.
- Rescan a Site Cluster.
- Delete a Site Cluster.
- Remove a Site Cluster.
- Restart a Site Cluster Services.
