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Dell EqualLogic PS Series Storage Arrays Firmware Version 10.0.3 Release Notes

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The Dell EqualLogic PS Series Storage Arrays Firmware Version 10.0.3 Release Notes document important product information and restrictions for PS Series arrays including PS-M4110 precaution. Revision R8 clarifies the Secure Erase feature for array decommissioning, with corrections and enhancements from prior releases. The firmware optimizes resources through automated capacity, performance, and network load balancing, offering all-inclusive array management software. When combined with FS Series

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Document Number: 110-6294-EN Rev. R8 March 2021

Dell Equal Logic PS Series Storage Arrays Firmware Version 10.0.3 Release Notes This document describes important product information and restrictions for Dell Equal Logic PS Series storage arrays running PS Series firmware version 10.0. Topics: Revision History About PS Series Storage Arrays PS-M4110 Precaution Firmware Update Kit What’s New in Version 10.0.2 What’s New in Version 10.0 System Limits and Compatibility PS Series Known Problems and Limitations Issues Corrected in Version 10.0.3 Issues Corrected in Version 10.0.2 Issues Corrected in Version 10.0 Product Documentation Contacting Dell Copyright This version of the firmware includes all corrections and enhancements made in prior releases. Unless otherwise noted, all information in this document applies to version 10.0 of the PS Series storage arrays and all future maintenance releases for version 10.0.

Revision History Document number: 110-6294-EN-R8 Revision Date Description R1 April 2018 EPA release of PS Series Storage Arrays firmware version 10.0.0 R2 May 2018 Initial release of PS Series Storage Arrays firmware version 10.0.1 R3 October 2018 Added supported browser information R4 December 2018 End User License Agreement (EULA) update

Bug fixes

R5 July 2019 Maintenance release v10.0.3 R6 August 2019 Corrections for maintenance release v10.0.3 R7 January 2020 Updated information about the Secure Erase feature R8 March 2021 Clarify that the Secure Erase feature is used for decommissioning an array

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Page 1 Document Number: 110-6294-EN Rev. R8 March 2021 Dell Equal Logic PS Series Storage Arrays Firmware Version 10.0.3 Release Notes This document describes important product information and restrictions f...
Page 2 About PS Series Storage Arrays Dell Equal Logic PS Series arrays optimize resources by automating capacity, performance, and network load balancing. Additionally, PS Series arrays offer all-inclusive ...
Page 3 Table 1. Supported PS Series Firmware Update Paths Starting Versions Supported Update Versions 10.0.x Later 10.0 releases 9.1.x Later 9.1.x releases 10.0.x releases 9.0.x Later 9.0.x releases 9.1.x re...
Page 4 Unmap Support for VVol Datastores Unmap SCSI commands enable the Equal Logic array to reclaim the space in a thin volume. Starting with PS Series firmware v10.0, Unmap supports multiple LUNs under a s...
Page 5 CLI Commands – The following commands displayed the password in plain text. These commands have been removed and replaced with new commands that do not display the passwords. Old commands New commands...
Page 6 Control Module Support The following table describes the supported control modules and the array models that use them: Table 2. Control Module Support Control Module Description Drive Type and Maximum...
Page 7 Configuration Limits The following table describes the supported configuration limits for a PS Series group running version 10.0 of the PS Series firmware: NOTE: For the purposes of this table, a PS4X...
Page 8 Table 3. Configuration Limits (continued) Configuration Groups of PS4XXX Arrays All Other Groups Access policy groups Access policies Access points Access point IP address Associations Simultaneous ma...
Page 9 Replication from PS Series groups to Storage Centers is supported between the firmware versions listed in the following table: Table 5. Replication Support – PS Series Groups to Storage Centers Firmwa...
Page 10 Supported Manual Transfer Utility Versions The Manual Transfer Utility (MTU) is available as a downloadable kit from the support website at eqlsupport.dell.com, and runs on Linux and Windows systems. ...
Page 11 4,096 replicas created with SC4020 as the primary 10,000 replicas created with SC8000 as the primary Do Not Create a Storage Center Replication Volume If a Storage Center Is Not a Replication Partner ...
Page 12 User Interface Launching Group Manager as an Application Generates Exception If you launch Group Manager as an application, when you click Run, the following error might display: Error. Click here for...
Page 13 Unmap support requires the use of the command line utility esxcli in order to perform unmap operations on VMFS Datastores. This includes ESXi v6.5 Datastores. ESXi does not support unmap with PS serie...
Page 14 SAN Headquarters (SAN HQ) While running SAN HQ on a PS6210 array, user reported a large number of the following event: fsm Request.cc:245:DIAG::7.6.5:context missing in read callback. User Interface U...
Page 15 Product Documentation This section contains the following information about product documentation: Documentation Corrections Related Documentation on page 15 Documentation Corrections This section lis...
Page 16 Installation Guide – Describes how to set up the hardware and start using PS Series storage arrays and FS Series appliances. Group Manager Administrator's Guide – Describes how to use the Group Manage...

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the recommended way to update the firmware to version 10.0?

Use the Dell Storage Update Manager tool. You must select the correct kit (32-bit for PS60x0, PS65x0, or PS-M4110; 64-bit for PS41x0, PS4210, PS61x0, PS6210, or PS6610).

What is the current maximum operating temperature for these arrays?

The correct maximum operating temperature is 40°C (104°F), correcting a previous mistake stating 50°C.

How does Dell EqualLogic optimize resources using these arrays?

They automate capacity, performance, and network load balancing to optimize resources.