Dell PowerStore 3000X EMC PowerStore Virtualization Infrastructure Guide - Page 5

Introduction, Purpose, Audience

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1 Introduction Topics: • Purpose • Audience Purpose This document provides an overview of how virtualization is implemented on PowerStore clusters. This document contains the following information: ● Hypervisor configuration for a PowerStore X model appliance. ● How to manage virtualization components in PowerStore Manager. ● How to add an external ESXi host to a PowerStore cluster in vCenter Server. ● How to add the ESXi hosts in PowerStore X model appliances to VMware NSX-V. ● Best practices and limitations for PowerStore, vCenter Server, and vSphere. Audience The information in this guide is primarily intended for: ● System administrators who are responsible for a wide range of technologies in their organization including basic storage management ● Storage administrators who manage the operations of storage infrastructure within their organization ● Virtualization administrators who deliver and maintain the virtual infrastructure for their organization Users should have current practical experience with the following topics: ● Managing virtual machines and ESXi hypervisors with the embedded VMware vSphere Web Client ● Accessing the ESXi Shell in order to use ESXCLI commands ● Using other VMware management interfaces such as PowerCLI Introduction 5

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Introduction
Topics:
Purpose
Audience
Purpose
This document provides an overview of how virtualization is implemented on PowerStore clusters.
This document contains the following information:
Hypervisor configuration for a PowerStore X model appliance.
How to manage virtualization components in PowerStore Manager.
How to add an external ESXi host to a PowerStore cluster in vCenter Server.
How to add the ESXi hosts in PowerStore X model appliances to VMware NSX-V.
Best practices and limitations for PowerStore, vCenter Server, and vSphere.
Audience
The information in this guide is primarily intended for:
System administrators who are responsible for a wide range of technologies in their organization including basic storage
management
Storage administrators who manage the operations of storage infrastructure within their organization
Virtualization administrators who deliver and maintain the virtual infrastructure for their organization
Users should have current practical experience with the following topics:
Managing virtual machines and ESXi hypervisors with the embedded VMware vSphere Web Client
Accessing the ESXi Shell in order to use ESXCLI commands
Using other VMware management interfaces such as PowerCLI
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