What is SP Vnx?

What is SP Vnx?

Term: Definition. SP: Storage Processor – provides access to all external hosts and the file side of VNX.

What is control station in EMC?

Control Station are 1U in size and provide management functions to the file-side components (referred to as Blades or Data Movers). The CS is responsible for Blade failover. To provide HA Control Station might be configured with a matching secondary CS.

How do I collect SP logs in Vnx?

1. Launch Unisphere by entering the IP of one of the SPs via browser and login.
2. Select the VNX series array from either the dashboard or from the Systems drop-down menu.
3. On the right pane, under Diagnostic Files, select ‘Generate Diagnostic Files – SPA’.
4. Repeat step 3 for SP B immediately.

What is Vnx launcher?

What is a VNX Launcher? VNX Launcher is a Unisphere Client for Windows, it is a host-based version of the Unisphere management tool. This version of the Unisphere client includes a browser and self-contained JRE, and does not require Java to be installed.

Why choose VNX for storage?

Storage systems need to provide scalability, extreme efficiency, and a simple, intuitive user interface. The VNX series is designed for a wide range of environments that include midtier through enterprise. VNX provides offerings that include file only, block only, and unified (block and file) implementations.

What is the VNX series?

The VNX series is managed through a simple and intuitive user interface called Unisphere®; this single pane of glass completes the unified experience. This white paper discusses the VNX series and its hardware and software, limitations, I/O Modules, etc.

What are the challenges of VNX?

Scalability, efficiency, and simplicity are three challenges that are a constant in the storage industry. Storage systems need to provide scalability, extreme efficiency, and a simple, intuitive user interface. The VNX series is designed for a wide range of environments that include midtier through enterprise.

Is the EMC VNX series copyrighted?

Introduction to the EMC VNX Series 2 Copyright © 2013 EMC Corporation. All rights reserved. EMC believes the information in this publication is accurate of its publication date. The information is subject to change without notice. The information in this publication is provided “as is.”