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The XtremIO X2 WebUI provides various cluster security settings configurations. These include LDAP (Lightweight Directory Access Protocol) for authentication, Login Banner for security notices, and Inactivity Timeout to log out idle sessions automatically, ensuring the security of the management interface. References := Dell Deployment Services

When powering up an XtremIO X2 multi X-Brick cluster, both the Disk Array Enclosures (DAEs) and the Storage Controllers will automatically power up once the rack Power Distribution Units (PDUs) are turned on. This process ensures that the essential components for storage and data management are operational immediately, facilitating a seamless startup of the storage environment. The DAEs contain the SSDs for data storage, while the Storage Controllers manage the data operations, ensuring high performance and reliability.

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Dell EMC XtremIO X2 documentation explains that upon powering the PDUs, the DAEs and Storage Controllers automatically power up as part of the system's startup process​

The “Small IO Alerts” feature in XtremIO is designed to notify administrators when a significant number of small I/O operations are detected, which could potentially impact the performance of the storage array. The threshold for these alerts is typically set to a default value that considers the architecture and performance characteristics of the system. In the case of XtremIO, the alert is triggered when I/O operations are smaller than 4 KB1. This threshold is set based on the understanding that smaller I/O sizes can lead to inefficient utilization of the storage array’s resources and can be an indicator of suboptimal application behavior or configuration.