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June 2012 Dell EqualLogic Configuration Guide v13.2 52
Figure 22 Minimum Cabling Scenario: PS6100
4.6 Integrating 1GbE and 10GbE SANs
With the introduction of 10GbE, there will be situations that require 1Gb arrays and 10Gb arrays
coexisting in the same SAN infrastructure. EqualLogic PS Series arrays support operation of 1Gb and
10Gb arrays within the same group. This section summarizes mixed speed SAN design guidelines that
are presented in much more detail in the following publications:
Best Practices for Deploying a Mixed 1 Gb/10 Gb Ethernet SAN using Dell EqualLogic Storage
Arrays:
Deploying+Mixed+1+Gb/10+Gb+Ethernet+SANs+using+Dell+EqualLogic+Storage+Arrays
Integrating EqualLogic PS6x10 Arrays with Existing SANs:
http://www.equallogic.com/resourcecenter/assetview.aspx?id=9447
The potential advantages in running a mixed speed (1GbE <-> 10GbE) EqualLogic SAN include:
Not all of the application workloads on a SAN will require storage I/O performance that the
10Gb arrays provide. Thus, SAN administrators will have additional storage tiering flexibility
based on array I/O performance.
The PS Series Group Manager will allow the SAN administrator to still manage both types of
arrays within the same SAN group.
The ability to mix 1Gb and 10Gb arrays supports seamless operational coexistence during
during migration to a 10Gb SAN.
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