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Dell PowerScale F200

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The Dell PowerScale F200 is an entry-level all-flash scale-out NAS node built on Dell PowerEdge 1U server hardware and running the OneFS operating system. Designed for remote offices, media production edge caches, and small-to-medium file workloads, a minimum cluster of three F200 nodes delivers a unified POSIX-compliant namespace across NFS, SMB, HDFS, and S3 protocols. It brings enterprise scale-out unstructured data capabilities to smaller organizations at an accessible entry price. Secondary market buyers must ensure that a minimum of three nodes are acquired, as PowerScale OneFS requires at least 3 nodes to form an operational quorum.

Also written as: PowerScale F200, Dell EMC PowerScale F200, Isilon F200

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Specifications

BrandDell
FamilyPowerScale
Form factor1U rack
ReleasedJun 2020
Cpu platformSingle Intel Xeon Silver 4210R (10 cores, 2.4 GHz)
Memory max (GB)96
Drive bays4x 2.5-inch SAS SSDs (960GB, 1.92TB, 3.84TB or 7.68TB each) per 1U node
Raw capacity3.84TB to 30.7TB raw capacity per node (up to 7.7 PB in a 252-node cluster)
Network onboardDual 25GbE / 10GbE front-end ports; dual 25GbE back-end clustering ports
Power supplyDual redundant hot-plug 750W Platinum power supplies

Generations

Works together

How the Dell PowerScale F200 connects to servers, storage and the network: 1 way, with the parts and products on each path.

File storage (NFS and SMB)

File storage (NFS and SMB)

Front-end ports face the clients; back-end ports (on scale-out systems) connect the nodes to each other and need their own switch pair.

Servers

Adapters for the server

Switches

Optics

File storage (NFS and SMB): how it fits together

Plan and size it

Check compatibility with Dell

Before you buy, confirm the exact configuration against the vendor's own lists: firmware levels, operating systems, adapters and optics that Dell has tested with the Dell PowerScale F200.

Equivalent models from other brands

Buying a used F200: what to check

OneFS requires a minimum cluster of three matching nodes to establish quorum and pool storage. Verify back-end 25GbE clustering interconnect cables and confirm OneFS license keys.

FAQ

What is the minimum node count for PowerScale F200?

A minimum of 3 nodes is required to form a PowerScale OneFS cluster; clusters can scale up to 252 nodes.

What protocols does PowerScale OneFS support?

NFSv3/v4, SMBv1/v2/v3, S3 object API, HTTP, FTP, and HDFS.

Buying or selling F200?

New, refurbished or used. Tell us the quantity and condition and we connect you with a vetted reseller in your region, usually within one working day.

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