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SmartFabric Services with Multisite vSAN Stretched Cluster Deployment Guide
Notes, cautions, and warnings Introduction Hardware Used in this Guide Topology Deployment Planning SFS switch configuration Configure DCI switches Configure Fabric Interconnects Configure Networks Add ESXi hosts to topology Configure a jump host Deploy the DNS server and the vCenter Server ESXi services and witness host configuration Deploy the vSAN Stretched Cluster Migrate the vCenter Server and the DNS server Add User VMs Deploy OMNI
Deploy OMNI
Services host connections for OMNI VM
Services host configuration
Deploy the OMNI VM
OMNI console configuration
Add the SmartFabric instances to OMNI
Register the vCenter server in OMNI
OMNI Day-2 automation example
Validated Components Technical Resources CLI Command Output

Deploy OMNI

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Deploy OMNI

  • Note: For more information, see the OpenManage Network Integration for SmartFabric Services User Guide, Release 3.0. The guide is available on the Dell OpenManage Network Integration website.

    OMNI is deployed to the ESXi services host in this example. It could also be deployed to a host in the vSAN stretched cluster, however, OMNI requires a connection to the OOB management network which may not be available on all hosts in the cluster. Also, fault tolerance is not a requirement for OMNI. If OMNI goes offline, the OMNI features are unavailable during that time, but the network continues to function normally.