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June 2012 Dell EqualLogic Configuration Guide v13.2 75
Table 37 Features and Supported Configuration Limits
Feature/Limit FS7500 Specification
Protocol Support
CIFS (SMB 1), NFSv3, NDMP, SNMP, NTP, iSCSI, Active Directory,
LDAP, NIS (Network Information Service)
Supported Arrays
Any new or existing EqualLogic PS Series array running controller
firmware version 5.1 or later
Expansion Capability
A maximum of two FS7500 systems can be clustered together
Storage Expansion Capability
A single FS7500 system or a dual FS7500 cluster can support up to
a maximum of eight connected PS Series arrays.
Storage Nodes
Dual active-active controller nodes mirroring system cache.
System Memory
24GB of protected
(a)
RAM per controller node (48GB total per
FS7500 system)
Front-end NAS connectivity
Four 1 Gb IP ports per node for front-end CIFS/NFS connectivity
Back-end storage connectivity
Four 1 Gb IP ports per node for back-end iSCSI connectivity
Controller interconnect
Four 1Gb ports per controller node
Maximum usable storage
capacity
509TB
Maximum file size
4TB
Maximum number of files
64 billion
Maximum number of directories
34 billion
Maximum directory depth
512
Maximum number of NAS file
systems
256 per FS7500 appliance, 512 max in dual appliance cluster)
File system snapshot
(b)
capability
Read only, redirect-on-write DSFS based file system snapshots
Maximum number of snapshots
10,000 per FS7500 cluster (single or dual system)
Maximum number of snapshots
per file system
512
Maximum file name length
255 bytes
Maximum NFS mounts
1024 per FS7500 appliance
2048 per dual appliance cluster
Maximum local users per FS7500
system
300
Maximum number of quota rules
per FS7500 system (user quotas)
100,000
Maximum quota rules per
volume
512
Maximum directory depth
512
(a)
The backup power supply (BPS) provides for battery-backed cache in both FS7500 controller nodes.
(b) FS Series snapshots are file system based. They are created and managed by the FS Series appliance to provide
file system level snapshot capability. They function independently and have no impact on the operation of PS
Series array based snapshots.
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