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To reboot Dell SAN Controllers use the following option:
To reboot Dell SAN Controllers use the following option:
Summary tab / Actions / System / Shutdown-Restart and select Restart in Sequence.  
Summary tab / Actions / System / Shutdown-Restart and select Restart in Sequence.  
This will restart one controller then restart the next after the first has come back online.


This will restart one controller then restart the next after the first has come back online.


== SAN Configuration Best Practice ==
== SAN Configuration Best Practice ==
Guide for configuring Dell SAN: https://downloads.dell.com/manuals/common/sc-series-vmware-vsphere-best-practices_en-us.pdf
Guide for configuring Dell SAN: https://downloads.dell.com/manuals/common/sc-series-vmware-vsphere-best-practices_en-us.pdf
== Volume Increase on SAN ==
After increasing a volume on a SAN refresh the scsi channels on all esxi hosts after the SAN increase. If this is not done then some hosts may not see the correct size of the volume on the SAN and will cause any changes in disks to error. This is required on DELL MEs and/or COMPELENT SANs

Latest revision as of 21:32, 15 November 2023

Reboot SAN Controllers

To reboot Dell SAN Controllers use the following option:

Summary tab / Actions / System / Shutdown-Restart and select Restart in Sequence.

This will restart one controller then restart the next after the first has come back online.

SAN Configuration Best Practice

Guide for configuring Dell SAN: https://downloads.dell.com/manuals/common/sc-series-vmware-vsphere-best-practices_en-us.pdf


Volume Increase on SAN

After increasing a volume on a SAN refresh the scsi channels on all esxi hosts after the SAN increase. If this is not done then some hosts may not see the correct size of the volume on the SAN and will cause any changes in disks to error. This is required on DELL MEs and/or COMPELENT SANs