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C PowerStore Initial Configuration Worksheets This appendix includes the following information. Topics: • PowerStore Initial Configuration Worksheet (blank) • PowerStore T model: example of a completed Initial Configuration Worksheet • PowerStore X model: example of a completed Initial Configuration Worksheet PowerStore Initial Configuration Worksheet (blank) The Initial Configuration Worksheet provides the necessary information to complete the Initial Configuration Wizard (ICW) which launches automatically after you discover PowerStore. The ICW creates the networks for a cluster in PowerStore. Work with your network administrator to reserve network resources required for the ICW. The Initial Configuration Worksheet is also available with the product and feature documentation on the PowerStore Documentation page at https://www.dell.com/powerstoredocs. Table 16. Initial Configuration Worksheet (blank) Initial Login Information Use the following default user credentials when you log in to the PowerStore Manager for the first time. Default Username admin Default Password Password123# Cluster Details For resource management, efficiency, and availability purposes, appliances act as a single component called cluster. Cluster Name Appliance Service Tags The service tag appears on the black tag on the front of the base enclosure. When the systems arrive, identify the base enclosures that you want to configure together as a cluster, and record their service tags. Networks Your cluster requires a dedicated set of IP addresses for each type of network. NOTE: VLAN information for management, storage, vMotion, and NAS networks are optional and default to 0. It is a marker used to indicate that the network traffic is not tagged and native VLAN is applied through the switch. For better security and performance, it is recommended that you specify a unique VLAN information for each type of network. If you are deploying into a single VLAN, ensure that you configure a unique subnet for each type of network. Cluster IP Address Management Network Connects the cluster to services such as DNS and NTP. The IP addresses in the management network are used to address the cluster, appliances, controllers, and internal hosts. 3 IPs for each PowerStore T model Appliance 42 PowerStore Initial Configuration Worksheets

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PowerStore Initial Configuration Worksheets
This appendix includes the following information.
Topics:
•
PowerStore Initial Configuration Worksheet (blank)
•
PowerStore T model: example of a completed Initial Configuration Worksheet
•
PowerStore X model: example of a completed Initial Configuration Worksheet
PowerStore Initial Configuration Worksheet (blank)
The
Initial Configuration Worksheet
provides the necessary information to complete the
Initial Configuration Wizard (ICW)
which launches automatically after you discover PowerStore. The ICW creates the networks for a cluster in PowerStore. Work
with your network administrator to reserve network resources required for the ICW.
The Initial Configuration Worksheet is also available with the product and feature documentation on the PowerStore
Documentation page at
.
Table 16. Initial Configuration Worksheet (blank)
Initial Login Information
Use the following default user credentials when you log in to the PowerStore Manager for the first time.
Default Username
admin
Default Password
Password123#
Cluster Details
For resource management, efficiency, and availability purposes, appliances act as a single component called cluster.
Cluster Name
Appliance Service Tags
The service tag appears on
the black tag on the front of
the base enclosure. When the
systems arrive, identify the
base enclosures that you
want to configure together as
a cluster, and record their
service tags.
Networks
Your cluster requires a dedicated set of IP addresses for each type of network.
NOTE:
VLAN information for management, storage, vMotion, and NAS networks are optional and default to 0. It is a
marker used to indicate that the network traffic is not tagged and native VLAN is applied through the switch. For better
security and performance, it is recommended that you specify a unique VLAN information for each type of network.
If you are deploying into a single VLAN, ensure that you configure a unique subnet for each type of network.
Cluster IP Address
Management Network
Connects the cluster to services such as DNS and NTP. The IP addresses in the management
network are used to address the cluster, appliances, controllers, and internal hosts.
3 IPs for each PowerStore
T model Appliance
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