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April 27th, 2009 07:00
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I am new to ECC and I am i a process of planning and designing my ECC 6.0 before implementation.
I have a list of product keys I received from my corp. office for the following:
StorageScope, SS file level Reporter, Symmetrix Manager, solution enabler, SAN manager, symmetrix Manger console, performance manager, Symmetrix Optimizer. I know i cannot use few of this, like symmetrix because i don¿t have any symmetrix running at my office. BUT, how can i tell from this list whish product will enable me to manage my SAN¿s that i have in my division such as CX300, CX380, CX700, CX4120, and AX's. i would like to check also if those product will enable me to mange a regular DELL servers or ESX machines, or just database, volume manager, zone set, port, physical device etc.
my bottom line questions is, what can i manage with those products
tx
I have a list of product keys I received from my corp. office for the following:
StorageScope, SS file level Reporter, Symmetrix Manager, solution enabler, SAN manager, symmetrix Manger console, performance manager, Symmetrix Optimizer. I know i cannot use few of this, like symmetrix because i don¿t have any symmetrix running at my office. BUT, how can i tell from this list whish product will enable me to manage my SAN¿s that i have in my division such as CX300, CX380, CX700, CX4120, and AX's. i would like to check also if those product will enable me to mange a regular DELL servers or ESX machines, or just database, volume manager, zone set, port, physical device etc.
my bottom line questions is, what can i manage with those products
tx
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seamuscoffey
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April 27th, 2009 09:00
In order to manage your Clariion CX arrays, you will need the Storage Agent for Clariion license. It provides deployment and full functionality (except LUN masking) for the Storage Agent for Clariion.
You will need the StorageScope license in order to manage your ESX servers. It provides deployment, discovery and monitoring for the VMware Agent.
Full details of licenses are documented in the EMC ControlCenter 6.0 Planning and Installation Guide Volume 1 on Powerlink.
Regards,
Séamus Coffey
EMC Global Services
BryanC2
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April 28th, 2009 12:00
Just clarifying
Thanks
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Allen Ward
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April 30th, 2009 08:00
Especially where you are talking about managing ESX, there are some advantages to CC 6.1... not to mention the fact that you are going to have to upgrade at some point anyway.
Allen Ward
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April 30th, 2009 08:00
To be honest I can't imagine running ControlCenter without the SAN manager license anyway (if it is even an option), so it shouldn't be an issue.