- Notes, cautions, and warnings
- Preface
- Introducing metro node
- Metro node use cases
- Features in metro node
- Integrity and resiliency
- Software and upgrade
A metro node primarily consists of:
Two hardware nodes
Metro node conforms to established world wide naming (WWN) guidelines that can be used for zoning. It also supports Dell EMC storage and arrays from other storage vendors, such as HDS, HP, and IBM. Metro node provides storage federation for operating systems and applications that support clustered file systems, including both physical and virtual server environments with VMware, ESX, and Microsoft Hyper-V. The network fabrics from Brocade and Cisco are supported in metro node.
See the Dell EMC Simple Support Matrix, available at http://elabnavigator.EMC.com under the Simple Support Matrix tab.