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Configure and Customize Dell PowerFlex v3.6.x

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Configure components

You can configure settings for PowerFlex from the PowerFlex plug-in. The main summary view of the PowerFlex plug-in only shows MDM cluster members: primary, secondary, tiebreaker, and standby, but many other components of the system can be configured using the PowerFlex plug-in.

There are two levels of component configurations:

  • Basic: The basic configurations are all performed the same way. The process is described just once.
  • Advanced: Each advanced configuration setting has a unique dialog box, which is described in "Configuring components-advanced".

The following table lists the activities you can perform and categorizes each as basic or advanced:

Table 1. Plug-in activity matrix
Object Perform this activity Basic or advanced Access from this screen
System Deploy PowerFlex Advanced. See the PowerFlex Deployment Guide.
Register an existing system Basic. Enter the system primary MDM IP address, user name, and password.
Unregister a system Basic
Update system credentials Basic. Enter new username and password.
Configure virtual IP addresses Advanced
PowerFlex Gateway Register/Update Gateway Basic. Enter IP address, operating system username, and operating system password.
Open Gateway Basic. Navigates to the PowerFlex Installer.
Protection Domain Create a Protection Domain Basic
Remove a Protection Domain Basic
Storage Pool Create a Storage Pool Basic
Remove a Storage Pool Basic
Configure Read RAM Cache Basic1
SDS Add a device to an SDS Advanced
Remove a device from an SDS Basic
SDC Install SDC on ESX Advanced. See the PowerFlex Deployment Guide.
Upgrade SDC Advanced
Update SDC Parameters Advanced. See the PowerFlex Deployment Guide.
Volume Create and map volumes Advanced
Map a volume Advanced
Remove a volume (must be unmapped first) Basic
Unmap a volume Advanced
Configure Read RAM Cache Basica
Fault Set Create a Fault Set Basic2
Device Clear a device error
NOTE: Removes the error message. Can be performed only after clearing the error.
Basic
Add a device to an SDS Advanced
Remove a device from an SDS Basic

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