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3 Test topology and architecture

To study the performance impact of integrating a FS7500 into an existing EqualLogic SAN

environment, we needed to generate a workload of both block and file I/O. We chose to use the

open-source I/O workload generation tool Vdbench, which is available for download on

SourceForge.net. Vdbench requires a JAVA runtime environment, so we also installed the Sun (Oracle)

JRE version 6u24 on each client.

For clients, we configured four VMware® ESX 4.1 servers. Two of the servers were connected to the

back-end SAN switches (and to SAN storage), while the other two were connected to the front-end

LAN switches. On each ESX server, we created 8 Virtual Machines (VMs) that ran 64-bit Red Hat®

Enterprise Linux® (RHEL) version 5.6. Each VM had 512MB RAM and 4 virtual CPUs. This gave us 16

clients for block testing and 16 clients for file tests.

Figure 1: Test topology diagram

Our ESX servers consisted of two Dell PowerEdge R610 servers and two Dell PowerEdge R710 servers.

Each had 48GB of RAM and two quad-core processors. We used the onboard 1 Gigabit network ports

for management connectivity, and each server also had a pair of dual-port 10 Gigabit network cards.

Our LAN and SAN switches each consisted of a pair of Dell™ PowerConnect™ 6248 switches with

stacking modules. For our tests, these switches also contained a pair of 10 Gigabit uplink ports. We

connected the 10 Gigabit ports in the ESX servers to their respective switches through these uplink

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Integrating the Dell EqualLogic FS7500 into an Existing SAN