Dell S5148F-ON EMC Networking OS10 Enterprise Edition Switch Configuration Gui - Page 10

2.5 Dell EMC VxRail 14G nodes Current Dell EMC VxRail P, V, S, and E Series nodes are built on 14th generation (14G) PowerEdge servers. 2.5.1 Dell EMC VxRail P Series node VxRail P Series nodes are ideal for CPU-intensive workloads such as databases. P Series nodes support up to 44 CPU cores, 1536GB memory, and 24TB hybrid or 46TB all-flash storage in a 2-RU form factor. Dell EMC VxRail 2-RU node (P, V, or S Series) Note: The deployment examples in this guide use a VxRail cluster consisting of four P570 nodes for VxRail 4.5 and four E560 nodes for VxRail 4.7. 2.5.2 Dell EMC VxRail V Series node VxRail V Series nodes are graphics-ready for uses such as high-end 2D/3D visualization. V Series nodes support up to 40 CPU cores, 1024GB memory, 3 GPUs, and 24TB hybrid or 46TB all-flash storage in a 2-RU form factor. 2.5.3 Dell EMC VxRail S Series node VxRail S Series nodes provide expanded storage capacity for collaboration, data, and analytics. S Series nodes support up to 36 CPU cores, 1536GB memory, and 48TB hybrid storage in a 2-RU form factor. 2.5.4 Dell EMC VxRail E Series node VxRail E Series nodes are best suited for remote office or entry workloads. E Series nodes support up to 40 CPU cores, 1536GB memory, and 16TB hybrid or 30TB all-flash storage in a 1-RU form factor. 2.5.5 Dell EMC VxRail E Series node VxRail node network adapters Each 14G VxRail node includes a rack server Network Daughter Card (rNDC) with one of the following port combinations: • 2x25GbE SFP28 ports • 2x10GbE SFP+ or BASE-T ports • 4x10GbE SFP+ or BASE-T ports • 4x1GbE BASE-T ports (for single CPU nodes only, max 8 nodes/cluster) 10 Dell EMC Networking OS10 Enterprise Edition Switch Configuration Guide for VxRail featuring S5248F-ON, S5232F-ON and S5148F-ON