Why would you want to? The primary driver on Celerra/VNX was to get access to bigger filesystems, right? But with UFS64 the 16TB filesystem size limit is gone, and now you can do at least 64TB without a problem, potentially much more. I would think that you're better off to consolidate those NMFS down wherever possible to simplify administration. You could of course do the same thing on Isilon with a whole different level of scale. 10s of PB without a problem.
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Posted January 12th, 2018 12:00
To answer a question with a question,
Why would you want to? The primary driver on Celerra/VNX was to get access to bigger filesystems, right? But with UFS64 the 16TB filesystem size limit is gone, and now you can do at least 64TB without a problem, potentially much more. I would think that you're better off to consolidate those NMFS down wherever possible to simplify administration. You could of course do the same thing on Isilon with a whole different level of scale. 10s of PB without a problem.
~Chris