If you install multiple enclosures and cable them as described here, make sure to set the enclosure mode switch on the MD1200 front chassis to the top (unified mode) position. For more information, see the Dell PowerVault MD1200 and MD1220 Storage Enclosures Hardware Owner's Manual or the Dell Storage MD1400 Enclosures Hardware Owner’s Manual at dell.com/support/manuals.
Figure 3. Dell PowerVault MD1200 Rear Chassis
Figure 4. Unified Mode Daisy-Chained Redundant Path Dell PowerVault MD1200 Enclosures
Figure 5. SAS Port and Cable Connections (Dell PowerVault MD1200 EMM)
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Figure 6. Dell Storage MD1400 Rear Chassis
Figure 7. Daisy-Chained Redundant Path Dell Storage MD1400 Enclosures
For a complete list of the latest supported software and hardware for the DR Series system, refer to the DR Series System Interoperability Guide. You can download this guide by visiting support.quest.com/dr-series, selecting your specific DR model and then navigating to Technical Documentation.
The DR Series System Interoperability Guide includes the following supported hardware and software categories:
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NOTE: The topics in this section apply to DR Series hardware systems. For information about setting up the virtual DR Series system, DR2000v, see the DR2000v Deployment Guide and the DR Series System Interoperability Guide. For more information on the DR Series system CLI commands, see the DR Series System Command Line Reference Guide. |
In the system GUI, you can configure your system as well as create and manage containers, which store your backup and deduplicated data. A data container is a shared file system that is imported using a client, and is accessible via file system or tape access protocols. For details, see Supported File System Protocols. The system GUI also provides real-time summary information for monitoring the status of the data capacity, storage savings, and the throughput of your data containers.
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