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Dell PowerFlex 4.6.x Install and Upgrade Guide

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Configuring system data networks, network sets, hosts, host groups, and enabling persistent discovery (Optional)

After upgrading, optionally configure the following to enable the load-balancing feature on a volume that is using the NVMe over TCP protocol:

  • System data networks
  • Network sets
  • Host groups with their set of reachable networks
  • Assign hosts to host groups

Persistent discovery with NVMe over TCP

To enable persistent discovery controller option on a Linux-based compute-only node that is mapped to an NVMe over TCP volume, run the following:

Table 1. Persistent discovery with NVMe over TCPThe following table provides the commands to enable the persistent discovery controller option on a Linux-based compute-only node that is mapped to an NVMe over TCP volume.
To... Do this...
Discover the PowerFlex NVMe storage data target interfaces. For a root user: #sudo nvme discover -t tcp -a <SDT IP ADDRESS> -s 4420

For a non-root user: #sudo nvme discover -t tcp -a <SDT IP ADDRESS> -s 4420

Connect all storage data target paths. Run the same command for all the discovered storage data target IP addresses (traddr). For a root user: #nvme connect-all -t tcp -a <SDT IP ADDRESS> -p

For a non-root user: #sudo nvme connect-all -t tcp -a <SDT IP ADDRESS> -p


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