- 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
Updating the SMB connections
If you make any major network configuration changes, the SMB client system reevaluates its connections when new interfaces are detected after every 10 minutes. Also, you can force SMB to update its connections immediately by using the following PowerShell cmdlet on the SMB client servers.
Update-SmbMultichannelConnection
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