When dealing with these switches and the PS6000 we recommend that you stack the switches. The first link I found specifies the 7048 and stacking but it goes the same for the 7024. en.community.dell.com/.../3590.san-switch-reference-architectures-by-sis.aspx The next link talks about the 70xx switches with the PS6100 and 6500 but it still has a lot of info that will help you to ensure that your array is configured properly. en.community.dell.com/.../3615.rapid-equallogic-configuration-portal-by-sis.aspx I hope these help. Please let me know if I can be of any more assistance.
Hello,  I just walked into an ongoing project to setup a Dell EqualLogic PS6000 SAN with 2 Dell Powerconnect 7024 switches via iSCSI.  They will be connected to at least 1 Windows Server 2008 R2.  The PS6000 has 2 x 4 port green array controller cards installed.  I have mostly worked with fiber switches/SANs in the past so I am unsure on a couple of things about these switches that I wanted to verify.  Depending on the answer I may have a follow up question.  1)  Do I have to stack or LAG these with the EqualLogic PS6000 SAN when doing an iSCSI setup across 2 switches?  It looks like all the documentation HERE always shows 2 switches LAGed or stacked.  ~Thanks.
Powerconnect 7024 with iSCSI