- Notes, cautions, and warnings
- Executive summary
- Solution Overview
- Prerequisites
- Environmental requirements
- Power distribution unit (PDU) power-drop requirements
- Azure connection, identity store, and billing-model decisions
- Choosing connection options and identity store
- Features that are impaired or unavailable in disconnected mode
- Required customer-provided security certificates
- Mandatory certificates
- Optional PaaS certificates
- Certificate requirements and validation
- License requirements
- Azure Stack Hub endpoints and customer port requirements
- Hardware Infrastructure
- Hardware components
- Overview
- PowerEdge R840 server for dense and GPU scale units
- PowerEdge R740xd server for hybrid scale units
- PowerEdge R640 server for HLH and all-flash scale units (GPU support)
- PowerSwitch N3248TE-ON management switch
- PowerSwitch S5248F-ON ToR switch
- Cisco Nexus 93180YC-FX switch
- Cisco Nexus 9348GC-FXP switch
- Switch dimensions
- Dell Integrated System factory-rack dimensions
- Rail kit information
- Dense scale unit configuration
- Hybrid scale-unit configuration
- All-flash scale-unit configuration
- All-flash tactical configuration
- Hardware components
- Networking and Cabling
- Operations and Management Software
- Security
- Maintaining the Solution
- Backup and Recovery
- Conclusion
- License Retrieval
- Dell Technologies Support and Consulting Offerings
Dell Integrated System for Microsoft Azure Stack Hub Tech Book
Privileged Endpoint
Privileged Endpoint (PEP) is a PowerShell Just Enough Access (JEA) endpoint. The PEP is accessed through the Dell Technologies alerting and monitoring system VMs.
There is no access to Microsoft Management Console (MMC) snap-ins, Azure Service Fabric Explorer, and so on. Unlocking the PEP is known as “breaking the glass”, and only Microsoft or Dell Technologies support can unlock the PEP.
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