I'll give it a shot, but I'm sure others will chime in. If you have a PowerLink account, you should be able to view the documentation there. I'll be the first to admit that PowerLink isn't the most user friendly site.  1. The Celerra control station (CS) is running a modified version of RedHat Linux.  It resides in storage on the control station itself. I like to think of the control station as the middle-man for interfacing with the x-blade/data mover for all administrative tasks. The x-blade/data mover, in turn, communicates with the storage processors for acessing the  backend storage.  2. DART is a modified UNIX kernel with additional functionality added to operate as a file server. It is developed directly by EMC. DART resides on the x-blade/data mover which gives the Celerra its NAS capabilities.  3. The commands for the Celerra are run on the control station. They do follow a convention, but there is too much to list here. You can view the documents by going here and clicking on the documenation CD for your version of DART. The zip file contains a command reference document with all of the commands.  If I missed anything or if it needs clarification, I'm sure the community will be sure to get my back [IMAGE]. Best of luck to you.
Hi all,  Can someone please answer the below basic questions.  1)where does Celerra CS OS reside and what is the OS type(windows kind/unix kind,etc)?  2)where dones DART OS reside and what is the OS type(windows kind/unix kind,etc)?  3)Does Celerra commands follow a convention? If YES please support your answer with a document.   Thanks in Advance.   Abhilash.
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