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PowerScale: Network Design Considerations
Executive summary Network architecture design Latency, bandwidth, and throughput Ethernet flow control SyncIQ considerations Quality of Service (QoS) Software-Defined Networking PowerScale OneFS ports SmartConnect considerations Ethernet, MTU, and IP overhead Access Zones best practices Source-Based Routing considerations Isilon 6th generation 1 GbE interfaces Intelligent Platform Management Interface IPv6
Introduction
Why IPv6?
IPv6 addressing
IPv6 header
IPv6 to IPv4 translation
Router Advertisements
Duplicate Address Detection
OneFS host-based firewall Network troubleshooting Appendix A: Supported network optics and transceivers Appendix B: Technical support and resources

Introduction

Introduction

  • Although Internet Protocol version 4 (IPv4) is the most common version of IP today, Internet Protocol version 6 (IPv6) is the newest version and ultimately replaces IPv4. IPv4 addresses were allocated to specific geographic regions in 2011. IPv6 uses 128-bit addresses supporting 340 undecillion addresses. For those unfamiliar with an undecillion, this translates to 340 times 10 to the 36th-power possible IP addresses.