- Notes, cautions, and warnings
- Overview
- Configuration prerequisites
- Hardware installation
- Securing the bezels on each storage enclosure
- Windows configuration
- Configuring dedicated iDRAC port for remote access
- Logging in to Dell iDRAC
- Logging in to the server
- Configuring network interfaces for SOFS
- Renaming the computer and joining a domain
- Installing the Dell Storage PowerTools Server Hardware Manager
- Ensuring HBAs are installed and updated
- Configuring Windows roles and features
- Turning on the storage enclosure
- Verifying installed roles and features
- Enabling Windows Update
- Configuring the failover cluster
- Verifying and updating physical disks and EMMs
- Getting help
- Configuring storage solution as a Scale-Out File Server
- Configuring storage solution as Converged solution
- Configuring RDMA Adapters
- Clustered Storage Spaces overview
- Step-by-step expansion for Dell Storage with Microsoft Storage Spaces
- Cluster-Aware Updating overview
- Changing Windows Server GUI to Windows Core
Dell Storage with Microsoft Storage Spaces Deployment Guide
Adding Scale-Out File Server (SOFS) cluster role
- On one of the cluster nodes, start Failover Cluster Manager and in the left pane, select the cluster.
- In the working pane, click Configure Role .
- Click Next.
- In the High Availability Wizard dialog box, select File Server, and then click Next.
- For the File Server Type, select Scale-Out File Server for application data, and then click Next.
- When prompted, type the SMB name that you intend to use for the cluster. This name is used by client servers when accessing the file shares.
- Click Next, the Scale-Out Filer Server is created.
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