Explain Clariion architecture? The EMC Training CLARiiON storage system is based on a modular architecture. The first building block of the architecture is the Disk Processor Enclosure, or DPE. The DPE houses the storage Processor (s) and the first Fiber Channel Arbitrated Loop (FC-AL) disks. Disk Array Enclosures (DAEs) are interconnected using Link Control Cards (LCCs). When more capacity is required, additional disk array enclosures (DAE or DAE2) containing disk modules can be added. LCC or Link Control Cards are used to connect shelves of disks. In addition, the LCC monitors the FRUs within the shelf and reports status information to the storage processor. The LCC contains bypass circuitry which allows the operation of the loop in the event of port failure. Newer CLARiiON arrays have two processors per Storage Processor, and do not use a DPE. Instead, it uses an SPE or Storage Processor Enclosure. The SPE does not contain any disk modules, so it must have at least one DAE2 and a maximum of 16 DAE2s. CLARiiON Architecture is based on intelligent Storage Processors that manage physical drives on the back end and service host requests on the front end, or Fiber Channel or iSCSI protocols. CLARiiON Messaging Interface (CMI). Both the front-end connection and the back-end connection to the physical storage is 2Gb Fiber channel. What are di erent types of Clariion models? 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8.
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