- Notes, cautions, and warnings
- Introduction
- Installing vSphere 7.0
- Download the Dell EMC customized ESXi image files
- To install, enable or to disable ESXi
- Overview of Dell NUMA Fault Resilient Memory
- Enable Dell NUMA Fault Resilient Memory
- Overview of Dell Fault Resilient Memory
- Enabling Dell Fault Resilient Memory
- Dell EMC NVDIMM-N persistent memory
- Intel Optane Data Center Persistent Memory Module
- 4K Native hard drive support with ESXi hosts
- Trusted Platform Module
- Quick Boot
- HTTP/HTTPS boot
- vSphere Life Cycle Manager
- Dell EMC add-on package
- Surprise removal of NVMe device
- Installing ESXi on flash media
- Installing ESXi on the hard drive
- Installing ESXi on the BOSS-S1 device
- Enabling or disabling flash storage device
- Configuring one-time boot to ESXi
- Configuring boot sequence to ESXi
- VMware ESXi Secure boot support for Dell EMC PowerEdge Servers
- Downloading patches and updates for ESXi
- Creating vCenter Server installation media
- Installing vCenter Server
- Deploying vSphere 7.0
- Back up and restore configuration
- Licensing information
- Troubleshooting ESXi
- Getting help
VMware vSphere ESXi 7.x on Dell EMC PowerEdge Servers Installation Instructions and Important Information Guide
Overview of Dell NUMA Fault Resilient Memory
Non-uniform memory access (NUMA) Fault Resilient Memory (FRM) is a new memory operating mode available on the BIOS settings of high-end yx3x Dell EMC PowerEdge servers with two or four processors. This mode establishes an area of memory that is fault-resilient on all processors, providing the same protection to the hypervisor against uncorrectable memory errors that would affect it, and in maintaining NUMA memory functionality and performance.
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