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TABLE OF CONTENTS
3.1 Applications............................................................................................................................. 6
3.6 Storage................................................................................................................................... 16
3.6.1 Storage Array Configuration.............................................................................................................. 16
PREFACE
Vendor 1
NAME POSITION CONTACT # Cell # E-MAIL
Account Manager
Project Manager
Systems Engineer
CE
Reg. Tech Specialist
Vendor 2
NAME POSITION CONTACT # Cell # E-MAIL
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Section 3: Current Environment
3.1 Applications
Application # 1
Name:
Purpose
Criticality:
Application Category: (Workgroup/Networked/Enterprise)
Application Type: (OLTP/DSS)
SLA Components:
a) Availability
b) Reliability
c) RTO/RPO
d) Performance
Database Used:
No. of Users:
Peak Usage Timings:
Online-Batch Timings:
Max IO/Sec:
Read/Write Ratio:
Storage Capacity Configured:
DR set-up:
Backup/archive requirements:
Host Name:
Special Considerations
Application # 2
Name:
Purpose
Criticality:
Application Category: (Workgroup/Networked/Enterprise)
Application Type: (OLTP/DSS)
SLA Components:
e) Availability
f) Reliability
g) RTO/RPO
h) Performance
Database Used:
No. of Users:
Peak Usage Timings:
Online-Batch Timings:
Max IO/Sec:
Read/Write Ratio:
Storage Capacity Configured:
DR set-up:
Backup/archive requirements:
Host Name:
Special Considerations
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Host # 1
a) General Information:
Host name:
Environment:
Site:
Host Model:
OS:
Patch Level:
Cluster Pair:
Path Failover:
Policy:
b) HBA Information:
c) SAN Connection:
d) Storage Connection:
Device Port:
Device Port
Device Port:
Device port :
Host # 2
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Machine ID Application & Database & Volume(s) Volume size Volume type
version version, or file (NTFS, FAT32,
FAT16)
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Switch Information
Switch 1 Switch 2
IP Configuration
IP Address - External:
Subnet Mask - External:
Default Gateway - External:
Internal (EMC) IP Address:
SNMP Configuration
SNMP Server:
SNMP Server IP Address:
ISL Configuration
ISL Name:
Port:
Destination:
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3.4.2 VSAN Details
VSAN VSAN Name Switches in Fabric Port Interfaces Remarks
# Card
1 DC_Prod_fabric Trbl_1_VENDOR1 1 9,10,11,12,13,14,15,16 Main DC
2 <all ports>
Trbl_2_Vendor 1 2 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8
DIRECTOR IP Addresses
1st (SW -00) _____ . _____ . _____ . _____
2nd (SW -01) _____ . _____ . _____ . _____
Remote Workstations:
_____ Max ratio for port consolidation can be increased to the point where the total I/O, at the worst time frame
does not exceed more then 50% of the channel rate.
_____Volume Logix
_____Product Manager
_____ PowerPath
_____Local replication
Name of the Storage device that will have Local replication installed ____________
_____Remote Replication
_____ Other SW
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3.4.10 Zoning
3.6 Storage
3.6.1 Storage Array Configuration
a) General Information
Example:
Clariion:
S.No/Ref:
SPA Name
SPA IP address
SPA subnet mask
SPA default Gateway
SPB Name
SPB IP address
SPB subnet mask
SPB default Gateway
S.No/Ref
Total Cache
Cache Configuration
Page Size
Low water mark
High Watermark
Read cache (SPA)
Write Cache (SPA)
Read Cache (SPB)
Write Cache (SPB)
S.no/Ref :
Storage Group Server Host Type LUN ID or Name RAID Type Capacity Disk IDs
ID or Name Name (GB)
d) LUN Planning
SP RAID OS
LUN SP SP Group Size(GB) LUN Disk Caching Server Device File
ID Ownership loop ID size IDs Access Name system/Partition/Drive
(GB) Lists
3.7.4 Quotas
3.7.5 Exports
3.7.7 Shares
List any issues that may impact the design or implementation of this service; this list may include:
Performance issues
File system types and resizing
Non-conventional applications
OS levels or patches that need to be applied
Plans for integration of a Testing environment
Additional Storage activities planned (Clustering, Replication)