VNXe Series - Technical

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The VNXe Series

Technical Presentation
Name
Title

October 2011
Architecture
Hardware
Operating Environment
Storage Pools
Data Services
Thin Provisioning
File-level Deduplication
& Compression
Data Protection
Snapshots
Replication

Topics
Data Services (continued)
Antivirus
File Level Retention
Backup
Windows Integration &
Support
Management
Support Ecosystem

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Architecture & Hardware
VNXe's Purpose Designed Architecture
Designed for IT generalist
Maximizing simplicity and easy of
use
(no X-Blades, Control Stations etc.)
Providing balanced performance,
scalability and flexibility
Flexible Drive Options
Highest
Capacity
(NL-SAS)
Performance
(SAS)
Integrated Unified Storage

Flare

Backend disks

VNXe OE
File
Block
EMC Apps
Unisphere
VNXe OE
File
Block
EMC Apps
Unisphere
SP A
SP B
SP A

Multi-core
Processors
Shared Memory Resources
VNXe Series Hardware
VNXe 3100 VNXe 3300
Form factor (Minimum) 2U 3U
Storage Processors (SPs) 1 or 2 2
Total System memory 4 or 16 GB 24 GB
Maximum drives (Single or Dual
SP)
48 or 96 120
Drive types 3.5 SAS, NL-SAS 3.5 SAS, NL-SAS, Flash
Protocols NFS , CIFS, iSCSI
Embedded I/O ports per SP 2 X 1 Gb Ethernet 4 X 1 Gb Ethernet
Configurable I/O slots per SP 1 1
I/O slot options available 4 x 1 Gb Ethernet
4 x 1 Gb Ethernet
2 x 10 GB Ethernet
Backend Connectivity per SP 4 x 6Gb/s SAS 4 x 6Gb/s SAS
VNXe3100 2U Platform Overview

Storage
Processor
Front View 12 x
3.5 Disks
Rear
Chassis
2U DPE (Disk Processor Enclosure)
6Gb SAS-2 drive interface
Max 12, 3.5 Drives per
enclosure
Dual Energy Star Gold Power
Supplies
Power Consumption ~ 330W
1 or 2 SPs - CPU Module Canisters
Battery-backed Write Cache
(BBWC) for single SP configurations
Dimensions: 20in depth x 3.5in
height x ~19in width
2 CPU Modules, each containing
Intel, Dual Core Processor
2, DDR3 1066MHz DIMM slots
Integrated, 3-cell Li-ion BBU
Solid State Disk (SSD), eFLASH
uSSD

I/O Technology per SP
One Back End SAS-2
Port ( 6 Gb/s x4)
Two Embedded GbE
Host Ports
One I/O Slot per CPU
module
4 x 1GbE
GbE Management Port
Serial Console and USB
Port

Cost-effective Data Persistence
Single Storage Processor Configuration
Low cost entry point in the VNXe
Series
Upgradeable to dual processor
configuration
Cache Protection Module
Fits into second storage processor slot
Vault-to-Flash (VTF) technology
Runs off of low-power battery
technology
No need for standby power supplies
System recovery
Memory contents restored from SSD
Buffer and cache pools/pages are
recreated at same physical addresses
as initial boot
System verifies restore operation and
resumes I/O processing

VNXe3100 - Single SP
Configuration
Cache Protection Module
VNXe3300 3U Platform Overview
Rear
Front View 15 x 3.5
Disks
Storage
Processor
Chassis
3U, DPE (Disk Processor Enclosure)
6Gb SAS-2 drive interface
Max 15, 3.5 Drives per
enclosure
Holds 2 SP Suitcases with Integrated
Cooling
Dual Energy Star Gold Power Supplies
Power Consumption ~ 500W with
15 drives
Battery Backup Module in Power
Supply
Dimensions: 24in depth x 5.25in height
x ~19in width
NEBS Level 3
DC Power option
2 CPU Modules, each containing
Quad Core Processors
3 DIMM Slots with 3 channels @
800MHz
PCI-E x4 CMI Path
Solid State Disk (for persistence)

I/O Technology per SP
One Back End SAS-2
Port (6 Gb/s x4)
Four Embedded GbE
Host Ports
One I/O Slot per CPU
module
4 x 1GbE,
2 x 10GbE
GbE Management Port
Serial Console and USB
Port

Flexible Storage Capacity
Disk Options, 3.5 Drives
SAS Performance: 300GB, 600GB, 15K
RPM
Near line SAS Capacity: 1TB, 2TB, 7.2K
RPM
Flash (Tier 0): 100GB (VNXe3300 only)
Scale
Up to 7 additional disk enclosures per
system
Max 120 drives in VNXe3300
Max 96 drives in VNXe3100
Mix drive types within an enclosure
Optional disk pack offerings
SAS Performance pack: RAID 5 or RAID
10
SAS Capacity pack: RAID 6
Flash pack: RAID 5
Scale to 240 Terabytes with 2TB drive
Flexible Storage Options
Modular Design

Modular system design
All major components are customer
replaceable units
Easy to identify and access
Simple to service and upgrade
Clear visual repair instructions
Tool-less access to replaceable
components
How-to videos
Minimal component sparing
Efficient CRU replacement process
VNXe Interoperability and Standards
Host Operating Systems
Microsoft Windows
Linux: SUSE, Red Hat,
AsiaNUX
UNIX: AIX, HP-UX, Solaris
VMWare
Hyper-V
Citrix XenServer
Storage Applications
NDMP Backup Software
Anti-Virus Scanning Software
US Dept of Defense
Common Criteria
DISA STIG

Telecom
Telcordia NEBS Level 3
High Availability

Platform
No single point of failure
n + 1 power and battery backup
Redundant, hot-pluggable components
Function
RAID protection
Active/Active controllers
Data cache mirroring between controllers
Battery-backed cache for single SP configurations
Dynamic failover/failback
Automatic management control failover
Vault-to-Flash technology
Service
Non-disruptive upgrades
Hot-swap CRU and drive replacement
Remote maintenance, call-home, automatic diagnostics
High Availability
VNXe Vault to Flash Cache
Persistence CIFS Exchange
I/O
VNXe
Platform
Services
Block Services
File Services
Management
Services
Network, I/O, Service Shims
SAS PCIe NIC
192.168.5.1
\\cifs\myshare
192.168.5.2
IQN:C0T0L0
Platform
Services
Block Services
File Services
Management
Services
SAS NIC PCIe
Memory
Power
Down
Routine
Cache
Memory
Power
Down
Routine
Cache
Cache Cache
Cache Cache
1.
1. AC power is lost to array
A battery holds up SP and SSD device
Transition to special power fail routine
3.
3. Power Down Code waits for dump complete
Disables battery hold up
2.
2. Power Down Routine sheds unnecessary power
draws
Checksums Contents of memory to dump
Initiates memory dump to SSD
Cache Cache
VNXe Deployed and Operating
Normally
CIFS Exchange
I/O
VNXe
Platform
Services
Block Services
File Services
Management
Services
SAS PCIe NIC
192.168.5.1
\\cifs\myshare
192.168.5.2
IQN:C0T0L0
Platform
Services
Block Services
File Services
Management
Services
SAS NIC PCIe
VNXe HA Services Support SP Failure
CIFS Exchange
I/O
VNXe
Block Services
Management
Services
SAS PCIe NIC
File Services
Platform
Services
192.168.5.1
\\cifs\myshare
192.168.5.2
IQN:C0T0L0
192.168.5.2
IQN:C0T0L0
Platform
Services
Block Services
File Services
Management
Services
SAS NIC PCIe
File Services
3.
3. Health/Alert Business Logic detects status change
Indicates Alert to user
Email Alert to EMC Support & configured email
address
2.
2. HA Service starts new file service
IP network failover is invoked
iSCSI LUN is exported
1.
1. Cluster Manager Detects problem with other node
Validates node failure
Invokes HA failover service
VNXe HA Services Support Service
Failure
CIFS Exchange
I/O
VNXe
Block Services
Management
Services
SAS PCIe NIC
Platform
Services
Block Services
File Services
Management
Services
SAS PCIe NIC
File Services
X
Platform
Services
1.
1. Local Resource Manager Detects problem
Tries restarting services 3 times
Invokes HA failover service
192.168.5.1
\\cifs\myshare
192.168.5.2
IQN:C0T0L0
2.
2. HA Service starts Management Service on other
node
IP network failover is invoked
Management Services started on 2nd Storage
Processor
Management
Services
Mgmt IP
192.168.5.1
Mgmt IP
192.168.5.1
3.
Email Alert indicates to Support and configured
emails
VNXe HA Networking Feature Support
FAILSAFE NETWORKING PLUS TRUNKING
IMPLEMENTATION FailSafe Networking (FSN)
Network configuration beneficial against switch & cable
failures
End-to-end network availability
Automatically configured between SPs
VLAN, 802.1Q-VNXe in a VLAN-enabled network
Added security and Ease of management
LINK
Switch
Primary paths Standby paths
Network
Switch Switch
E-mail
server
Accounting
database
server
Sales
database
server
NetWar
e
file
server
UNIX
file
server
Accounting Sales Engineerin
g
UNIX file server VLAN
NetWare file server VLAN
Sales database server VLAN
Accounting database server VLAN
E-mail server VLAN
VNXe Series
VNXe
Series
Link Aggregation
IEEE 802.3ad standard for port grouping; improves availability
One port fails, other ports take over
Automatic configuration with statistical load balancing based
on source and destination MAC addresses
Does not increase single-client throughput, may increase
throughput if there are multiple clients.

Storage Pools
VNXe Storage Pools
Stage 1
Stage 2
Disks
VNXe Storage Pools
Global Performance
Stage 1
Stage 2
Disks
RAID Groups
VNXe Storage Pools
Global Performance
Stage 1
Stage 2
Disks
RAID Groups
LUs
VNXe Storage Pools
Global Performance
Stage 1
Stage 2
Disks
RAID Groups
LUs
Disk Volumes
VNXe Storage Pools
Global Performance
Stage 1
Stage 2
Disks
RAID Groups
LUs
Disk Volumes
Stripe Volume
Global Performance
Stage 1
Stage 2
VNXe Storage Pools
Disks
RAID Groups
LUs
Disk Volumes
Stripe Volume
Pool Volume
Data Services
Disks
RAID Groups and
Global Pools
Flare LUNs
Disk Volumes
Stripe Volume
Pool Volume
10 GB
18.5 GB
Pool Volume
CIFS Shared Folder
Reserved storage (Size)
User provisions a
Shared Folder
Thick Provisioning Shared Folders
2X
more efficient
Twice the Efficiency
More storage, better utilization, lower cost
File
Deduplication
and
Compression
Thin
Provisioning
Traditional
storage
Thin Provisioning
5 GB
18.5 GB
Pool Volume
CIFS Shared Folder
15 GB
Allocated (Initial Size)
Reserved storage (Maximum Size)
Disks
RAID Groups and
Global Pools
Flare LUs
Disk Volumes
Stripe Volume
Pool Volume
User provisions a
Shared Folder
Thin Provisioning Shared Folders
VNXe THIN PROVISIONING
VNXe Thin Provisioning
Capacity oversubscription
File systems
iSCSI LUNs
Logical size greater than physical size
Physical allocation in real time to
logical size
VNXe Virtual Provisioning
safeguards
Automatic File System Extension
past logical size
iSCSI Dynamic LUN Extension
past logical size
Logical
application
and user view
Physical
allocation
User B
10 GB
User A
10 GB
User C
10 GB
4 GB
2 GB 2 GB
Physical
consumed
storage
File-level deduplication
VNXe File-Level Deduplication and
Compression Architecture
Deduplication processes:
Policy engine scans all production files looking for
data that meets certain criteria:
Last accessed/modified time, minimum/
maximum size, file extension, directory
Or, files selected via API
Candidates are compressed
Duplicated files are removed by using SHA-1 or
byte-by-byte data comparison
Stubs point to files in the hidden deduplication store
Deduplication is transparent to clients:
Process runs in the background
Files pre- and post processing look the same
Hidden deduplication store is a working area that
is not visible
Reads decompress data in memory, not on disk
Writes are stored alongside deduplicated data
Modifying one instance of a file has no impact on
other deduplicated instances
VNXe FILE DEDUPLICATION
Deduplication-enabled
file system
User visible
area
Hidden
deduplication
store
File A
File B
File A
File A
File C
File B
Active file
File B
File C
File A
Stub A
Stub B
Stub C
Stub A
Stub C
Compress and
deduplicate file
Stub B
User visible area Hidden reduced
data store
VNXe FILE SYSTEM
VNXe File Deduplication and
Compression: Data Modification
File modification does not cause file to be
reinflated:
Allows targeting large files (Terabytes sized),
and files that may show some level of activity
while preserving user experience on access to
these files
Deduplicated files can be modified while
still preserving commonality:
New data is stored alongside old
File is either reinflated or reprocessed
when new+old reaches logical file size:
Reinflated if selected for deduplication by the
internal policy engine
Reprocessed if selected for deduplication via
API
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Data Protection
VNXe: Takes Care of the Complexities of
Data Protection
Problem:
Calculating the space required for data protection is complicated. It
require formulas and an intimate understanding of underlying
snapshot and replication technology.
Typical Result:
Data Protection either gets slapped together in a probably should
work fashion, or a Professional Services engagement is required.
VNXe eliminates complexity by:
Integrating best practices for provisioning data protection reserve
space
Easy to configure snapshot schedules and Application Consistent
Snapshots
Simplified replication configuration and management

VNXe provisioning best practices also cover Data
Protection storage

Application specific best practices for data protection space.
Thin provisioning aware: Applications using thin provisioning will not require as much
data protection storage.
Auto-adjustment of Data Protection space as your production storage resource
grows

Data Protection Storage
Recommendations
Snapshots
Shared Folder snapshots use Copy On first Write
(COW)
Snapshot creation and deletion is very quick
The space required for snapshots continues to grow as
changes are made to the production volume
iSCSI snapshots use Redirect on Write (ROW)
Snapshot creation is very quick
Perfect for your latency sensitive applications
Snapshots dont grow once created

The differences between Shared Folder
& iSCSI snapshots
Example: VNXe Shared Folder Snapshot
Provides a read-only or read-write, point-in-time
view of data
File system-level or iSCSI LUN view
Multiple snapshot versions 96 r/o + 16 r/w
Typically has a 10% capacity overhead
Primary applications include
Simple user initiated file un-deletes
Efficient logical backup and restore
Copy on first write technology
Avoids fragmentation of primary FS
One side file data protection space for all file system
snaps
Automatic extension of data protection space
Online full file system instant restore from any
snap
Snaps can be deleted out of order

Production
file system
Snapshot
Logical point-
in-time copy
PFS files at 4PM
PFS files at 4PM
PFS files at 4PM
PFS files at 4PM
.ckpt_PFS_9AM
.ckpt_PFS_12PM
.ckpt_PFS_3PM
Production file system
PFS_12PM
Single SavVol
PFS_3PM
PFS_9AM
PFS_12PM
PFS_3PM
PFS_9AM
Empty Space
SavVol extended
Restore PFS to
12:00 p.m.
snap
PFS_4PM
.ckpt_PFS_4PM
PFS files at 4PM
PFS files at 4PM
PFS files at 4PM
PFS files at 4PM
.ckpt_PFS_9AM
.ckpt_PFS_12PM
.ckpt_PFS_3PM
Production file system
PFS files at 12PM
PFS files at 12PM
PFS files at 12PM
PFS files at 12PM
VNXe Family
Snapshots Consistency Options
Crash consistent snapshots
VNXe provides the ability to create manual and
scheduled crash consistent snapshots through
Unisphere
Shared Folder:
Crash consistent snaps are acceptable
iSCSI:
Good for an emergency. Only applicable to applications with a
single virtual disk

Snapshots and Application Consistency
iSCSI Application consistent snapshots
Using 3
rd
party backup applications
Leverages the VSS framework for Microsoft Applications to
create Hardware Snapshots for the application
Preferred Solution: Using the Application Protection
Suite
Application protection Suite includes Replication Manager (RM)
software
An RM agent runs on the host, which guarantees the
applications using the storage are quiesced prior to creating
snapshots
Leverages the VSS framework for Microsoft Applications
For applications with multiple virtual disks, Application Sets
ensure consistency across all the storage resources
Exchange will automatically undergo snapshot consistency
checks following the creation of the snapshot
Snapshots
Shared Folder: User initiated recovery using hidden
.ckpt directory or Microsoft Previous Versions interface
iSCSI: Snapshot promotion and revert performed using
either Unisphere or RM

Microsoft Previous Versions tab

Data Recovery options
Replication
VNXe Replication
Replication can be*:
VNXe to VNXe
VNXe to VNX
VNXe to Celerra (DART
6.0+)
Celerra (DART 6,0+) to
VNXe
VNXe to VNXe fan-out &
fan-in ratio 5 to 1
Same technology for file
& block

Production
site
Disaster recovery
remote site
WAN
Snaps
FS/
LUN
VDM
Snaps
FS/
LUN
VDM
Network Network
* See the EMC Simple Support Matrix (ESSM) for the VNXe Series, url: Simple
Support Matrix EMC VNXe Series for any prerequisites and requirements.

Replication Frequency
Shared Folder replication driven from Unisphere
Manual synchronization
Automatic synchronization based on RPO (Recovery Point
Objective)

iSCSI replication using RM
Schedule-driven synchronization frequency
Application consistency is guaranteed

Anti-Virus
Virus-checking request

VNXe Anti-Virus Support
Shared bank of virus-checking servers
Can deploy multiple vendors engines
concurrently
Virus-checking server only reads part
of files
File access is blocked until it is
checked
Scan after update
Scan on first read
Automatic access-time update
Notification on Virus Detect
Anti-Virus Sizing Tool
Runs over VNX Event Enabler
Virus-checking
server
User
Write/close or first read after new
virus-definition file

Virus-checking signatures

VNXe Family
File Level Retention
VNXe File Level Retention Enterprise
(FLR-E)
Enables adherence to good business
practices
Provides for retention periods per file
Retention is managed on a per-file basis
File Level Retention Workflow
Not-locked files
Traditional non-FLR files
Locked files (WORM)
Retention periods are set on a per-file
basis
Retention period is set to infinite if left
unspecified
Cannot be deleted, renamed, or modified
Retention periods can be extended
Append files
Protected files to which content can be
added but not modified or deleted
Expired files
Files can be deleted after retention time
expires
FILE LEVEL RETENTION WORKFLOW
Non-File Level Retention-enabled files
Set retention periodsenable File Level
Retention and commit to WORM state
Retention period extended
Retention period expires
Locked or expired empty files
File deleted
1
2
3
4
5
6
Not-locked
Locked
(WORM)
1 2
Expired
3
Append
2
4
6
3
5
File Level Retention Capabilities
Tamper-proof clock:
Software clock maintained per FLR file system
Maintains an additional clock that is separate from the
system clock
Changes in the system clock time cannot be used to fool the file into
expiration
Used for all File Level Retention time comparisons
File Level Retention clock cannot be modified or reset
Activity logging:
Log is maintained in the File Level Retention logs
subdirectory
Information for each event:
Time of event (system time)
File with which the event is associated
Action (create, append-only file, etc.)
Operation being performed
The user ID of who performed or attempted the action
Backup
NDMP (Network Data Management
Protocol) Heterogeneous 3-Way
configuration support
Extensive NDMP qualification performed.
Supported Backup Software Vendors
include:
EMC NetWorker
EMC Networker FastStart
CommVault Simpana
Symantec Backup Exec
Symantec NetBackup

VNXe Supports Traditional Backup
Software
Tape
Library
Backup
Server
Backup
Restore
Control
& Data
Path
VNXe
VNXe Supports EMC Data Domain
Deduplication storage
systems

Scalable Systems
Reduce storage by an average of 10-30x and
protect up to 28.5 PB
of logical capacity in a single system
High-speed deduplication
Complete backups faster - Throughput of up to
26.3 TB per hour
Network efficient replication
Send only deduplicated and compressed data
across the network, requires a fraction of the
bandwidth, time, and cost compared to
traditional replication methods
Easy Integration
Qualified with all leading enterprise backup and
archiving applicationsintegrates easily into
existing storage infrastructures

VNXe Supports EMC Avamar
Deduplication backup
software and system
Faster backup over existing LAN/WAN
Data deduplication significantly reduces backup
windows and network traffic by only storing
unique changes, while always maintaining daily
full backups for immediate single-step restore
Enterprise-wide backup and recovery for both
physical and virtual environments
Optimized for VMware, NAS, Remote Office and
Desktop/Laptop
Flexible deployment
Avamar Data Store scales to 124 TB of
deduplicated capacity, and integrates with Data
Domain systems for further scalability of high
change rate workloads
High reliability
Patented RAIN technology to provide
uninterrupted data accessibility

Windows Integration &
Support

VNXe Windows Integration
Quotas (groups and user) Yes, supported through AD only
GPOs Defined & Parsed by AD
Home directories Yes
Windows 2008 AD support Yes
DFS support :
Supports root DFS in standalone mode only
Can be supported as a leaf node
Does not support DFS-R
Support ACLs at the share, level directory and the file Yes via AD

Windows Group Policy
Group
Policy
Object
User and
Computers
Domain
Windows Domain Controller

Windows Support Enhancements
Windows Group Policy
GPOs are defined and
parsed by Active
Directory
VNXe supports GPOs
through Active Directory

Operating System Refresh

Windows Support Enhancements
Windows 2008 R2 Server
Based on the new Windows 7 kernel
VNXe to support all Windows 2008 R2
server flavors and platforms
Windows 2008 R2 hosts can connect to
the VNXe over CIFS SMB2, CIFS SMB1,
iSCSI
VNXe CIFS servers can be part of a
Windows 2008 R2 based domain
Listing in Microsoft Windows Server
catalog

Management
Challenge
Graphical, task-oriented model
Approachable, intuitive design
Web-familiar look & feel
Simplifies management for the storage novice
No storage background required
Immediate productivity
Users can easily:
Create storage for an application
Monitor and manage that applications storage
Customize the interface according to personal
preferences or local language requirements
Identify and resolve hardware failures
Perform software upgrades from interface
Designed for IT
Generalist

Focus on
applications
storage Built-in
Best Practices

Online Support
Ecosystem

Introducing VNXes Unisphere

Application-Enabled Management
Managing storage is always in
the context of the application
Capacity usage
Storage provisioning
Integrated application best
practices
Automate and simplify
storage provisioning
No guesswork
Best-practice wizards for key
applications

Enables VMware storage to be fully
managed from VNXe

Simplified Virtualization Integration
Best Practice Provisioning
Wizard for Hyper-V
Automates storage provisioning
& data protection
Allows users to monitor Hyper-V
storage on VNXe
API integration with vCenter
Discovers existing datastores
and VMs hosted on VNXe to
streamline provisioning tasks
Allows the VNXe admin to
allocate additional storage to
datastores directly
Automatically creates and
configures the datastore on ESX
after provisioning

EMC VSI for VMware vSphere
NFS data store management for the VMware Administrator
Unified Storage Management
Increase storage efficiency while
maintaining operational integrity
Celerra
Storage Admin & VMware Admin
share same visibility into storage
resources
VNX Plug-in allows VMware
admin to Provision VNXe storage
Create VMFS Datastores
(iSCSI)
Create NFS Datastores
Enables Thin Provisioning

Instant Expertise
Best-practice wizards configure storage with just a few clicks
Share Wizard
Setup NFS and CIFS
shares in minutes
Volume Wizard
Setup iSCSI volumes in
minutes
Hyper-V Wizard
Setup 1TB Hyper-V
datastore in 10 minutes
E-Mail Wizard
Setup hundreds of
Exchange mailboxes in
fewer than 10 clicks
VMware Wizard
Setup 1TB VMware
datastore in 10 minutes

Built-In Best Practices Examples
Exchange
Calculating the number and size of Exchange storage groups
Selecting correct storage pool and RAID set for customer
Calculating the amount of storage for snapshots
VMware
Automatically updating VMware when storage changes take
place
Thin provisioning enabled by default for NFS datastores
Default snapshot schedule for data protection

The VNXe Support Ecosystem
Failed component easily
identified
Alert Notification with
access to remedial help
Direct access to EMC
support options
Order replacement part
from Unisphere

Simplified Troubleshooting
VNXe Health/Alert Drive Failure
CIFS Exchange
I/O
VNXe
Platform
Services
Block Services
File Services
Management
Services
SAS PCIe NIC
Platform
Services
Block Services
File Services
Management
Services
SAS PCIe NIC
X
192.168.5.1
\\cifs\myshare
192.168.5.2
IQN:C0T0L0
1.
1. Disk driver detects failed or removed device
Reconstructs data for pending I/O
Marks device as removed from system
2.
Email Alert to EMC Support & configured email
address

The VNXe On-line Support Experience
Key Benefits
Direct access to product
community
Just a click away
Self-help resources:
Whitepapers, FAQs, online
training, how-to videos
Knowledgebase search
EMC-assisted support resources:
Live chat
Assisted parts replacement
My support page
EMC-assisted support resources:
Live chat
Assisted parts replacement
My support page

How-To-Videos (Replace Parts)
Software Downloads
Verify Software Entitlements
Update Software
Support Forums
Check on your Support Contract with
EMC?
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way
to
think
about
shared
storage
Configure in
seconds
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capacity at
less cost
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