- Notes, cautions, and warnings
- About this guide
- Change history
- SFS fundamentals
- Setting up SFS
- Managing SmartFabric with the SFS GUI
- Access fabric setup options
- SmartFabric overview
- View fabric topology
- Manage switches in a fabric
- Configure server interface profile
- Configure and manage uplinks
- Configure networks and routing configuration
- Configure global settings for SmartFabric
- Restore fabric configuration
- View fabric compliance status
- Access fabric setup options
- SFS with VxRail
- SFS with PowerEdge MX
- SFS for Isilon/PowerScale back-end fabric
- SmartFabric commands
- smartfabric l3fabric enable
- show logging smartfabric
- show smartfabric cluster
- show smartfabric cluster member
- show smartfabric configured-server
- show smartfabric configured-server configured-server-interface
- show smartfabric details
- show smartfabric discovered-server
- show smartfabric discovered-server discovered-server-interface
- show smartfabric networks
- show smartfabric nodes
- show smartfabric personality
- show smartfabric uplinks
- show smartfabric upgrade-status
- show smartfabric validation-errors
- show switch-operating-mode
- Best Practices
- Appendix
Dell SmartFabric Services User Guide Release 10.5.3
SFS for Isilon/PowerScale back-end fabric
Dell PowerScale is a scale-out network-attached storage (NAS) platform that supports unstructured data workloads. All PowerScale models are powered by the OneFS operating system. PowerScale uses PowerSwitches to provide the network. SmartFabric OS10 with SFS, for PowerScale back-end fabric automates onboarding and network configuration of PowerScale devices on a L3 leaf and spine fabric. Isilon OneFS interacts with back-end fabric formed by SFS. For more information, see PowerScale Info Hub.
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