What describes Dell EMC PowerStore X front-end cabling?
'For PowerStore T model appliances, the individual ports within the system bond could be running in active/active mode or active/passive mode. This state depends on whether Link Aggregation Control Protocol (LACP) has been configured on the network switches. To ensure best resiliency and network performance, it is recommended to enable LACP on the network. For more information about configuring LACP for a PowerStore T model appliance, see the document PowerStore Guide for PowerStore T Models on the PowerStore Info Hub. For PowerStore X model appliances, there is no system bond and no LACP configuration is needed because the link aggregation and failover is handled by the virtual switches within the VMware hypervisor. '
Through which network do external hosts connect to the cluster for data access?
A Storage Administrator is adding an appliance into an existing Dell EMC PowerStore T cluster.
What is different about the management network configuration for the new appliance compared to configuring an initial appliance for the cluster?
Each appliance must have Management and Storage networks configured. Management networks connect the cluster to management services such as DNS, NTP, and vCenter. The management network also enables external clients to access the cluster. The Storage network connects the cluster to an existing storage network or establishes a new network within the cluster. It also enables external clients to access the storage in the cluster. Both the Management and Storage networks require at least three IP addresses
What is the last step when adding a drive to a Dell EMC PowerStore system?
