What describes the SAS cabling when adding an expansion enclosure to a Dell EMC PowerStore, for each node and expansion enclosure side?
The correct description of the SAS cabling when adding an expansion enclosure to a Dell EMC PowerStore, for each node and expansion enclosure side, is Option D: SAS cabling goes from existing A ports to new B ports. At the last enclosure, SAS cabling returns from the A ports to the alternate node's B ports.
When adding a SAS expansion enclosure to a Dell EMC PowerStore system, the cabling must be done in a specific manner to ensure proper connectivity and performance.
For detailed cabling instructions and diagrams, it is recommended to consult the Dell PowerStore Installation and Service Guide or contact Dell EMC support for assistance.
Which account credentials are needed to run diagnostic commands?
The account credentials needed to run diagnostic commands on Dell PowerStore Maintenance are for the service account.
To run service commands, you would typically:
Enable SSH in PowerStore Manager under Settings.
Use an SSH client to connect to the management IP.
Log in using the username and password for the service account2.
For more detailed information on using the service account for diagnostics and other service tasks, refer to the Dell PowerStore Service Scripts Guide or contact Dell Support.
What is the maximum number of expansion enclosures that a single Dell EMC PowerStore 9000T appliance supports?
The expansion enclosures are used to increase the storage capacity of the PowerStore system beyond what is available in the base enclosure. Each expansion enclosure connects to the base appliance and adds additional drive slots for storage expansion.
When looking at the base enclosure front view, what does a solid amber drive LED indicate?
The LED states for the Dell PowerStore base enclosure are as follows:
Blue: Power is on, and no fault has occurred.
Solid Amber: Power is on, and a fault has occurred within the enclosure.
Blue after Amber Alternating: Power is on, but the system is not initialized.
Off: Power is off.
In the event of a solid amber LED, the recommended steps are:
Identify the faulted drive: Look for the drive with the solid amber LED.
Check the PowerStore Manager: Use the PowerStore Manager to identify the specific error or fault code associated with the drive.
Follow the troubleshooting steps: Refer to the Dell PowerStore Troubleshooting Guide for detailed steps on resolving the issue with the faulted drive.
Replace the drive if necessary: If the drive is determined to be faulty and cannot be recovered, follow the Dell PowerStore Hardware Information Guide for instructions on safely replacing the drive.
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