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112 IBM Flex System V7000 Storage Node Introduction and Implementation Guide
򐂰 Service & Support Management with Call-Home
Automatically detect and log HW Problems
Notify IBM directly of HW Outages
򐂰 Required update of the default passwords after the initial setup
򐂰 Only secure communication protocols, such as SSH and SSL. Unencrypted protocols,
such as HTTP, Telnet, and SNMPv1, are disabled.
򐂰 Certificates to establish secure, trusted connections for applications that run on the
management processors
򐂰 Strong password policies with automatic validation and verification checks
For further details regarding IBM Flex System Manager features and capabilities, refer to:
Implementing Systems Management of IBM PureFlex System, SG24-8060
3.3.2 IBM Flex System Manager’s storage management features
IBM PureFlex offers interoperability with a wide range of storage subsystems. The system
infrastructure has the following salient features:
򐂰 IBM Flex System V7000 Storage Node - the Integrated virtualized IBM Flex System
Storage
򐂰 IBM Flex System Storage Virtualization - to virtualize external Storage for greater data
center efficiency and utilization (e.g. IBM Storwize V7000, IBM Flex System V7000
Storage Node, & IBM SAN Volume Controller,etc.)
򐂰 IBM Flex System Storage Interoperability - a broad set of IBM storage is supported with
IBM Flex System. Interoperability with 3rd party storage is also offered via virtualization
򐂰 IBM Flex System FSM Storage Control, which offers the following:
Discovery and Inventory
Monitoring and Alerts
Configuration
Provisioning
򐂰 IBM Flex System FSM Advanced, which offers the following features and functions:
Integrated virtualization management across server, storage, network
Image repository and management Storage provisioning for image creation,
deployment, and cloning
System Pools
Integrated management of storage in life cycle of defining and managing system pools
Virtual Image Cloning
Integrated storage provisioning and virtual image placement for new virtual machines