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Key Features
- Sustain file workloads with 35 TB installed HDD capacity
- Accelerate data access using 40 Gigabit Ethernet connectivity
- Scale storage density with support for up to 36 HDDs
- Streamline administration via OneFS 7.1.1 operating system
- Preserve rack efficiency with a 4U rack-mountable form factor
- Handle concurrent access using dual Xeon octa-core processors
- Support enterprise file services with 64 GB of installed RAM
- Expand capacity in a single file system architecture
Technical Specifications
Storage
| Total Drive Bays | 36 total drive bays |
|---|---|
| Supported Hdd Count | Supports up to 36 HDDs |
| Installed Hdd Capacity | 35 TB installed HDD capacity |
| Installed Ssd Capacity | 8 GB installed SSD capacity |
Physical
| Depth | 28.5 in |
|---|---|
| Height | 7 in |
| Form Factor | 4U rack-mountable |
Connectivity
| Network Ports | Network (RJ-45) connectivity |
|---|---|
| Host Interface | Infiniband host interface |
| Ethernet Technology | 40 Gigabit Ethernet |
Software And Protocols
| Operating System | OneFS 7.1.1 operating system |
|---|---|
| Supported Protocols | Supports TCP/IP, UDP/IP, iSCSI, FTP, SMB, SNMP, NDMP, HTTP, CIFS, NFS, and NIS |
Performance And Processing
| Memory | 64 GB total installed RAM |
|---|---|
| Processor Type | Xeon octa-core processors |
| Processor Count | 2 processors |
About This Device
Keep critical file services available as demand grows. Dell EMC Isilon X410 is built for teams that need more throughput, more capacity, and less complexity from their NAS layer. With 35 TB installed HDD capacity, 40 Gigabit Ethernet connectivity, and OneFS 7.1.1, it is designed to handle high-concurrency workloads and streaming access patterns in a single file system.
This platform is aimed at environments where storage sprawl creates risk. The X410 supports up to 36 HDDs and scales from a 3-node cluster to a much larger distributed deployment while preserving a consistent management model. That matters when you are consolidating file services, expanding capacity, or standardizing on a system that can grow with the business instead of forcing a forklift replacement.
Rack-mountable 4U hardware, dual Xeon octa-core processors, and 64 GB of RAM give the system the headroom needed for enterprise NAS operations. For infrastructure teams, the value is not just raw capacity. It is the ability to keep performance predictable, administration straightforward, and expansion aligned to actual demand.