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VNX detailed part numbers
Hi,
I want to know detailed parts of VNX 5500 with this configuration:
>VNX 5500 Block-only - Full Redundant , 15X3.5" DPE
>5 * (15*3.5'' DAE)
>20 * (3.5'' 600GB 15K HDD)
>20 * (3.5'' 2TB 7.2K HDD)
>10 * (3.5'' 200GB SSD) for FAST cache
>Vault Pack with 600GB 15K HDD
>Unisphere Block and VNX OE
>Total Efficiency Pack
>PowerPath License Solution for x86 Servers with 10 CPUs
>and INTEGRATED IN EMC FACTORY, EMC RACK
This is my general configuration and I don't know all needed parts.
Can you please provide me all needed parts?
Thank you
Mendocino
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October 22nd, 2013 01:00
You can download the VNX Procedure Generator from the support page. It includes part guides for all VNX systems. I downloaded it a couple of days ago and tried. I suppose the attached document should contain what you are looking for.
Regards
Dieter
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Service Alerts, Support Materials and Parts Guides - 1.doc
kelleg
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October 25th, 2013 14:00
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mehdip65
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October 26th, 2013 00:00
Hi,
Thanks for replies.
I don't need to know detailed parts of an DPE like it's processor and so on. Actually I want something like an LOM. For example there are four types of DPE. which one indicates that it is in a rack fully cabled. Do I need to order power cables and rail kits too? and ...
Rainer_EMC
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October 28th, 2013 04:00
Hi,
you seem to be a partner and mean sales part numbers and not technical part numbers.
Sales part number contain mostly letters and look like this:
V4-2S6F-200 VNX 200GB SSD 25x2.5 DPE/DAE
Engineering part numbers are all numbers like:
005049622 (same disk – 200 GB SSD)
Typically you don’t need that – you order a system in Channel Express and it picks the correct sales part numbers for your config.
In our systems you don’t order part-by-part for system configs.
Channel Express will create a config for you that contains all the correct sales part numbers.
That will make sure that you have the correct versions, cables, …
If you have the necessary partner access - look at Powerlink in VNX Family -> matrices if you find a zip file called configuration guides.
That would help explain the ordering logic for VNX and other EMC storage.
Your partner account manager or partner TC should be able to help you further
Rainer