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Isilon deployement questions
New to this. We have one groupnet, one subnet, and one pool. Our Isilon is conneted to Cisco switches and contains 4 nodes. Mode is static and we are using configured node IP to access onefs. The video below explains if i understand right, using subnet 0 for accessing onefs and the subsequent subnets for smb file share.
Isilon Front-End Deployment Part2-Isilon Array Configuration
Is our configuration wrong.
Also If I add more subnets/pools what would be the configuration on cisco end. Do i have to add static routes to point to isilon for the new IP pool range or use vlan tagging and change to cisco port to trunk for the new vlan.
Phil.Lam
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May 21st, 2019 09:00
Isilon Best Practice is to use Access Zones, but if you don't have many other BUs using Isilon, you can use System zone.
Point of Access Zones is for multi-tenancy usage.