- Notes, cautions, and warnings
- Additional Resources
- Overview
- Storage services overview
- Prepare to configure the switches and networks for Storage services
- Switch requirements for deployments with storage services
- Network requirements for deployments with storage services
- Configuring PowerStore storage networks with Dell PowerSwitch Series S4148 Top-of-Rack switches
- Sample configuration
- Install the Top-of-Rack switches into the cabinet with the PowerStore appliance
- Configure Dell PowerSwitch Series for Storage services
- Get the completed Switch resources for Storage services worksheet
- Establish a terminal session to the switch
- Validate the switch version and licensing
- Configure general settings on the Top-of-Rack (ToR) switches
- Configure Virtual Link Trunking interconnect
- Configure the uplink ports on the Top-of-Rack (ToR) switches
- Configure the iSCSI network on the ToR switches
- Configure NVMe/TCP network on the ToR switches
- Configure the Replication and Block Import network on the ToR switches
- Configure NAS networks on the ToR switches
- Configure Cluster network on the Top-of-Rack switches
- Cable Dell PowerSwitch Series ToR switches for Storage services
- Validate PowerSwitch Series configuration with ToR switches
- Configure Storage networks in PowerStore Manager
- Create an additional Storage network
- Expand a Storage network to run across multiple ports
- Configuring a Fail-Safe Network with Dell PowerSwitch Series S4148 Top-of-Rack switches
- Sample Configuration
- Configure the Dell PowerSwitch Series to extend the NAS network with a Fail-Safe Network
- Get the completed worksheet for Switch resources to extend the NAS network with a Fail-Safe Network
- Cable the switches for the Fail-Safe Network
- Establish a terminal session to the switch
- Configure the Fail-Safe Network on the switch
- Validate NAS with FSN configuration on the Top-of-Rack (ToR) switches
- Create the Fail-Safe Network in PowerStore Manager
- File Mobility
- Configuring PowerStore T model appliances with ToR switches without a VLT interconnect
- Other Dell PowerSwitch Series configuration operations
Dell PowerStore PowerStore T and Q Networking Guide for Storage Services
Configure the VLAN on the ToR switches
The following steps provide an example of configuring VLANs on two Dell PowerSwitch Series S4148 Top-of-Rack (ToR) switches.
You can cable the PowerStore T model appliance nodes to the switches before or after you perform these steps. For steps, see Cable the nodes to the ToR switches.
You can skip this step if you have already configured the additional ToR switch ports with the VLAN on which the iSCSI storage network was created.
See iSCSI Storage network resources for a list of:
- Network resources required to expand a storage network
- Sample values are used in the following steps.
- Establish a terminal connection to the first ToR switch (Switch1).
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Enter global configuration mode.
configure terminal
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Configure the storage network VLAN to run over ToR Switch 1 port 6.
interface ethernet 1/1/6 description NodeA_IO_0_port_1 no shutdown switchport mode trunk switchport trunk allowed vlan 200 no shutdown exit
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Repeat steps 1 - 3 on the second ToR switch (Switch2) as demonstrated below.
NOTE:Be sure to use the correct Ethernet ports when configuring the second ToR switch (Switch 2).
| Tor Switch1 | ToR Switch2 |
|---|---|
configure terminal interface ethernet 1/1/6 description NodeA_IO_0_port_1 no shutdown switchport mode trunk switchport trunk allowed vlan 200 no shutdown exit |
configure terminal interface ethernet 1/1/49 description NodeB_IO_0_port_1 no shutdown switchport mode trunk switchport trunk allowed vlan 200 no shutdown exit |
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