New release for PowerFlex rack with PowerFlex 3.5 and PowerFlex Manager 3.5

Highlights of this release:

Native asynchronous replication for two-layer or storage only deployments
Protected maintenance mode
Secure snapshots
Enhanced lifecycle mode capabilities
Cisco network switches with NX-OS 9.x
PowerFlex nodes with Intel-R series processor
Logical network configuration (LACP) provides improved system availability and network bandwidth utilization
Dual network configuration for segmented SDN fabric that allows compute nodes (CO and HCI) to integrate with existing SDN fabric
Ability to deploy customer ISO images out of the factory (RHEL v7.7 and CentOS v7.

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Dell EMC PowerFlex v3.5 Log Collection Technical Notes|4|HTML|en|17027328|U|U|PowerFlex OS v3.5 Log Collection Technical Notes.pdf|VXFLEX OS Dell EMC PowerFlex v3.5 Log Collection Technical Notes

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Dell EMC PowerFlex v3.5 Log Collection Technical Notes

Dell EMC PowerFlex v3.5 Log Collection Technical Notes

Retrieve and view log files in PowerFlex, VxFlex Ready Node. Unless specified, the log retrieval procedures apply to all systems.

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Retrieving PowerFlex GUI logs

Retrieve the PowerFlex GUI logs in PowerFlex.
Retrieving operating system logs

This section describes how to retrieve the operating system logs for servers in PowerFlex.
Retrieving PowerFlex component logs

You can retrieve the log files for PowerFlex components in the system manually or automatically. You can collect the logs of one component at a time, or of all system components at one time. You can also enable automatic log collection that collects logs automatically when triggered by system alerts.
Access RAID controller logs

You can retrieve the RAID controller logs from ESXi-, Linux-, and Windows-based servers in a VxRack Node 100 Series or VxFlex Ready Node system.
Configuring and retrieving the operating system crash dumps

This section describes how to configure and retrieve the operating system crash dumps.
Retrieve vSphere PowerFlex plug-in logs

This topic describes how to retrieve the vSphere PowerFlex plug-in logs from ESXi-based servers in PowerFlex.
Retrieving PowerFlex Installer logs

Retrieve the PowerFlex Installer log files, which are downloaded in a single ZIP file.
Access system event logs

You can access the system event logs (SEL) in a VxRack Node 100 Series or a VxFlex Ready Node server.

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