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Chapter 10. Disk Subsystems Cabling Requirements

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Disk Subsystems Cabling Requirements – Overview

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SSA Disk Subsystem

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MI List

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General Information

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Mixed Configurations

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Cabling Diagrams

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Cabling Instructions

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Optic Fibre Extender

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Disk Array Subsystems (DAS)

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MI List

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Examples of Use for SCSI Technology

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Cabling Diagrams for SCSI Technology

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Cabling for Configuration & Management

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Examples of Use for Fibre Channel

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Installation of micro-modem

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Cabling Diagrams for Fibre Channel

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JDA Subsystems

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MI List

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Examples of Use

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Cabling Diagrams

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Configuration Procedures

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Using AMDAS JBOD Disks as a System Disk Extension

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EMC2 Symmetrics Disk Subsystem

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MI List

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General Overview

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Examples of Use

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HA Library

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MI List

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Examples of Use

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Cabling Diagrams

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Chapter 11. Tape Subsystems Cabling Requirements

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Tape Subsystems – Overview

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Chapter 12. Remote Maintenance

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Remote Maintenance – Overview

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Modems in Powercluster Configurations

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Parts List

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Modem on PowerConsole

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Modem on a Node’s S2 Plug

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Using Two Modems

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Appendix A. Marketing Identifier Cross-References

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Appendix B. Technical Support Bulletins

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Appendix C. PCI/ISA/MCA Adapter List

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Appendix D. Cable and Connector Identification Codes

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Glossary

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Index

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Summary of Contents for Escala EPC1200

Page 1: ...Bull ESCALA EPC Series EPC Connecting Guide 86 A1 65JX 03 ORDER REFERENCE...

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Page 3: ...Bull ESCALA EPC Series EPC Connecting Guide Hardware October 1999 BULL ELECTRONICS ANGERS CEDOC 34 Rue du Nid de Pie BP 428 49004 ANGERS CEDEX 01 FRANCE 86 A1 65JX 03 ORDER REFERENCE...

Page 4: ...ions you are invited to use the Ordering Form also provided at the end of this book Trademarks and Acknowledgements We acknowledge the right of proprietors of trademarks mentioned in this book AIXR is...

Page 5: ...ion figure titles correspond to those in the Catalogue This document is complementary to and should be read in conjunction with these cabling guides Cabling Guide for Multiple Bus Systems UNIX ISA PCI...

Page 6: ...bling for Fast Ethernet applications Chapter 9 FDDI Interconnect Requirements Describes particular cabling for FDDI applications Chapter 10 Disk Subsystems Cabling Requirements Describes particular ca...

Page 7: ...Reference 86 A2 81HX Powercluster HA Solutions Using the Sample HA Scripts Reference 86 A7 82HX Powercluster Cluster Management Tools ClusterWatch Reference 86 A2 80HX Other Publications Cabling Guid...

Page 8: ...ion and Configuration Guide Reference 86 A1 53GX 01 Superstack II Hub 10 Management User Guide Reference Vendor publication Oncore Integrated System Hub Installation and Operation Guide Reference 3M V...

Page 9: ...C400 Series Profile 2 1 Standard Adapters Cables 2 1 List of Drawers for EPC400 Series Rack 2 2 Chapter 3 EPC800 3 1 EPC800 Profile 3 1 Compatibility with Earlier EPC Models 3 1 Standard Adapters Cabl...

Page 10: ...000 6 16 Usage cases DCKU119 2000 6 17 Cabling Diagrams DCKU119 2000 6 18 Console Concentrator Configuration 6 19 Initial Conditions 6 19 Console Concentrator Configuration Procedure 6 21 PowerConsole...

Page 11: ...connect Requirements Overview 8 1 Hardware Components 8 2 Examples of Use 8 2 Switch 9300 Physical Characteristics 8 3 Cabling Diagrams 8 4 Quick Installation Guide 8 6 Determine Site Requirements 8 6...

Page 12: ...54 Examples of Use 10 54 Cabling Diagrams 10 55 Configuration Procedures 10 60 Using AMDAS JBOD Disks as a System Disk Extension 10 62 EMC2 Symmetrics Disk Subsystem 10 64 MI List 10 64 General Overvi...

Page 13: ...r and an expansion rack with an I O drawer RL node These additional nodes are introduced on page 0 Note The RT nodes and RL nodes are often called PCI nodes RM nodes are called MCA nodes Mixed Configu...

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Page 15: ...isks 1 or 2 Disks 1 6 2 Slots for Cages of 3 Disks 1 or 2 Disks 1 6 12 Open Bays for HOT swappable disks 1 or 6 Open Bays for HOT swap pable disks 1 6 Rack Mount Option Type 1 Type 1 for drawer 8EIA S...

Page 16: ...lides is fixed such that the corresponding drawer can be mounted into the rack by the Customer Services at the customer s site Otherwise the equipment is not put into the rack Options EPC400 Rack moun...

Page 17: ...a total of 16 slots 3 No graphics display is available with this model Compatibility with Earlier EPC Models For compatibility with previous EPC models an existing configuration can be extended with...

Page 18: ...ed the kit slides is fixed such that the corresponding drawer can be mounted into the rack by the Customer Services at the customer s site Otherwise the equipment is not put into the rack Options EPC8...

Page 19: ...s 4 Media bays and 14 slots for PCI adapters 2x6 bays 1 for disks with 11 disks bays 1 free for add ons 1x4 bays for media with 1 Floppy Disk 1 44MB 3 1 2 1 media bay used 1 12 20X CD ROM drive 1 medi...

Page 20: ...d with any CPU drawer An 8 port asynchronous board is per default generated for every CPU drawer M I DCCG130 0000 8 Port Async RS232 422 PCI Adapter with fan out box This multi port board is mandatory...

Page 21: ...inside the rack If the mounting kit is ordered the kit slides is fixed such that the corresponding drawer can be mounted into the rack by the Customer Services at the customer s site Otherwise the equ...

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Page 23: ...uces the different types of subsystems Subsystems Summary There are several types of subsystems User consoles on page 5 2 Serial Networks on page 5 4 Interconnect on page 5 5 HA Library on page 5 6 DA...

Page 24: ...ck II Ethernet Hub The dedicated administration network is mandatory if a cluster console is ordered for a two node powercluster In other cases it is optional For a uni node Powercluster a System Cons...

Page 25: ...on page 6 5 2 0 0 System Console Graphics Display N A PWCCF08 on page 6 6 2 0 0 System Console N A PWCCF01 on page 6 6 on page 6 9 2 1 0 ClusterConsole Yes PWCCF02 on page 6 29 3 or more 1 1 ClusterC...

Page 26: ...a serial cable between node 1 and node 2 The cable is connected to a serial port on each node Either S3 port or a port on the multi port async board is used In the case of RL470 EPC440 1200 2400 it i...

Page 27: ...ub Kit A Base Kit includes a LAN adapter and the appropriate cables For mixed configuration of two nodes the Base Kit is used on each node The Base Kit to be used for a node depends on the node type E...

Page 28: ...Guide HA Library For details see page 10 69 Number of Nodes Number of Drives Number of Adapters Nodes SSA Picture Cross Reference Page 2 1 1 LIBCF01 on page 10 73 2 2 1 LIBCF02 on page 10 73 2 2 2 LIB...

Page 29: ...SCSI 1 N 2 DASCF03 on page 10 28 Dual SP Dual SCSI 1 Y 2 DASCF04 on page 10 29 Single SP Single SCSI 2 4 N 1 DASCF05 on page 10 29 Single SP Single SCSI 2 4 N 2 DASCF06 on page 10 30 Single SP Single...

Page 30: ...1 SLOOP02 on page 10 46 Single SP Single Loop N 1 1 1 D 1 SLOOP03 on page 10 46 Dual SP Dual Loop 1 2 0 1 DLOOP01 on page 10 48 Dual SP Dual Loop 2 2 0 1 DLOOP02 on page 10 49 Dual SP Dual Loop N 2 2...

Page 31: ...cabling requirements for control consoles Console Cabling Requirements Overview More details in System Console and Graphics Display on page 6 2 Cluster Administration Hub on page 6 11 Console Concent...

Page 32: ...Sony KEYBOARD MOUSE PDUG008 0000 3 Button Mouse logitec KBUG003 000F Keyboard Option France 102 Keys Cherry KBUG003 000E Keyboard Option US 101 Keys Cherry KBUG003 000H Keyboard Option UK 102 Keys Ch...

Page 33: ...S232 25F 25M 15m 1 CBLG106 2000 Cable remote RS232 25M 25F 15m 1 MB323 Interposer 25M 25M BE 1 System Console UK CSKU101 P000 QWERTY Identificator Description Length Quantity DTUK016 01E0 BQ306 Screen...

Page 34: ...ERTY Identificator Description Length Quantity DTUK016 01F0 BQ306 Screen and logic Europe Power cord 1 KBU3034 BQ306 QWERTY German Keyboard 1 CBLG104 2000 Cable local RS232 25F 25M 15m 1 CBLG106 2000...

Page 35: ...node EPC1200 EPC1200A node is connected to the node s S1 serial port 9F Graphics Display The Graphics Display is offered in the following cluster configurations In a uni node Escala EPC the Graphics...

Page 36: ...ng Guide Figure 6 PWCCF01 2 node Escala EPC one System Console Note The 8 async ports board is not mandatory In this case use S2 or S3 port to link the two nodes Figure 7 PWCCF08 2 node Escala EPC two...

Page 37: ...7 Console Cabling Requirements Figure 8 PWCCF08 2 node EPC 1 System Console 1 Graphic Display Note The Ethernet cable is not mandatory The LAN network can be used to reach Node 2 from Graphics Display...

Page 38: ...5m 91287001 001 CBLG161 1900 Cable Ethernet crossed cable RJ45 RJ45 10m 91093001 001 CBLG179 1900 Cable Ethernet RJ45 RJ45 cat 5 10m 91094001 001 VCW3630 Cable Ethernet to Transceiver 5m 76958087 001...

Page 39: ...raphics for an ESCALA EPC800 model Cabling of the System Console with a serial link 2 node EPC Figure 12 PWCCF01 Cabling Schema for a 2 node Powercluster Notes 1 Cable CBLG105 1800 will be generated a...

Page 40: ...ristics baud rate 9600 bits 8 bit stop 1 parity non DTR ignored Duplex Full Echo OFF 4 Update the file etc uucp Devices by adding the following line after the commented lines as below Direct ttyx 9600...

Page 41: ...5 10m 10 GCORSECA01 Power Cord Internal to PDB 90228002 001 1 Cluster Administration Hub Europe DCKU116 2000 Identificator Description Length Quantity 3C16670A ME BASE UNIT for SUPERSTACK II HUB 10 12...

Page 42: ...stack II Hub 10 for the administration network does not require the configuration of a Superstack II Hub 10 management module because as there is no hub chaining the administration network is private...

Page 43: ...6 13 Console Cabling Requirements Figure 13 Cluster Administration Hub Ethernet Connections To ClusterConsole or PowerConsole Figure 14 Cluster Administration Hub Connections to Nodes and Console...

Page 44: ...for the CS 2x00 1 CBLG106 2000 Cable Remote RS232 25F 25M 15m 10 MB323 INTERPOSER 25M 25M BE 2 3C1681 0 ISOLAN TPC10 transceiver for HUB connection 1 CBLG179 1900 Cable RJ45 RJ45 cat 5 GCBLRJ4501 10m...

Page 45: ...in order to stop the RI signal to which the node is sensitive you must use a CBL2101 cable in addition to the CBLG106 cable and the CBL1912 adapter A CBL2101 cable is generated automatically for each...

Page 46: ...local RS232 25F 25M 15m 90232001 001 CBLG105 1800 Cable local RS232 25F 25F 7 5m 90233002 001 CBLG106 2000 Cable remote RS232 25M 25F 15m 90234001 001 CBL2101 V24 V28 conn cable 25M 25F 3 6m 90479001...

Page 47: ...odes ordered For EPC400 430 a CBL1912 is connected to the CBLG197 2000 For EPC440 1200 1200A 2400 the cable P N40H6328 delivered with the node is connected to the CBLG197 2000 The cable CBLG197 2000 i...

Page 48: ...S232 9M 25M 0 3m 76958073 002 CBLG104 2000 Cable local RS232 25F 25M 15m 90232001 001 CBLG105 1800 Cable local RS232 25F 25F 7 5m 90233002 001 CBLG197 2000 Cable remote RS232 25M 25F 15m 90234001 001...

Page 49: ...to copy the original 3Com diskette to it This 3 1 2 floppy diskette must be double faced and double density Clearly identify this diskette Then define a Console Telnet addressing scheme in conjunction...

Page 50: ...Port 3 J3 1 0 0 3 1 0 0 13 Node1_admin Node1_cons IP of Node 4 CS 2600 Port 4 J4 1 0 0 4 1 0 0 14 Node1_admin Node1_cons IP of Node 5 CS 2600 Port 5 J5 1 0 0 5 1 0 0 15 Node1_admin Node1_cons IP of No...

Page 51: ...g in as root user relative to the link established between the PowerConsole the RS232 adapter name and the port used in the PowerConsole side and the CS2600 server port J0 b Setup this device with the...

Page 52: ...y parameters Esc Exit to monitor 9 Choose the menu Change parameters by keying C Enter 10 Modify the following parameters as 5 Monitor Disabled 6 Initial Boot source Local Floppy A Boot protocol TFTP...

Page 53: ...ial Ports J1 J2 etc configuration for hosts By default all the ports are configured as terminal connected ports with autobaud value for baud rate parameter In order to change the configuration of port...

Page 54: ...le a ping to the PowerConsole station using the command ping after cs 10 cs ping IP_PWC ENTER The ping command must respond with the message pinging IP_PWC is alive 23 Check that the different ports a...

Page 55: ...IP1 for Node 1 in first window telnet IP2 for Node 2 in second window etc 2 To disconnect a session from a PowerConsole window to a node connected with CS 2600 server port a strike Control and CTRL b...

Page 56: ...F 7 5m 1 CBLG106 2000 Cable Remote RS232 25M 25F 15m 1 XSMK004 0000 Memory EXT 8MO 32 Bits 1 CBLG179 1900 Cable RJ45 RJ45 cat 5 10m 1 Cluster Console France CSKU102 1100 Identificator Description Leng...

Page 57: ...Console can also be ordered to act just as an X terminal on the customer s Ethernet LAN and thus to provide a second point for remote management Cabling Diagrams Figure 17 Cluster Console with Powerc...

Page 58: ...6 28 EPC Connecting Guide Figure 18 Cluster Console with Console Concentrator Figure 19 Cluster Console with Connection to Node s S1 Plug...

Page 59: ...e Cluster Console acts both as system console and administration graphical console The delivered System Console is not wired It is used as spare console If the Cluster Console is out of order the Syst...

Page 60: ...21 Alternative Cabling of Cluster Console and System Console Common administration graphical interface Figure 22 Alternative Cabling of Cluster Console and System Console Both node console and common...

Page 61: ...rams For Configuration With More Than 2 Nodes With a dedicated administration network use the integrated Ethernet board for connecting the nodes to the cluster administration hub Figure 23 PWCCF03 Clu...

Page 62: ...dministration network the Console Concentrator and the Cluster Console X Terminal must be connected to the customer s Ethernet based public network a single Ethernet LAN 10Mbps Figure 24 PWCCF05 Clust...

Page 63: ...wer cord on the X Terminal box and on the monitor 7 Power ON the X Terminal box 8 Power ON the monitor Green LED is switched on Refer to the17 Professional Color Monitor User s Guide for further infor...

Page 64: ...OK to establish the telnet session Open as many New Telnet windows as there are nodes left go to the Setup Configuration window select Terminal then New Telnet then type the node IP address in the se...

Page 65: ...etails in Hardware Components Escala S Series on page 6 36 Examples of Use on page 6 38 Cabling Legend on page 6 40 Cabling Diagrams on page 6 40 Example of Cable Usage for a 2 node Powercluster on pa...

Page 66: ...rConsole Escala S Series Europe CSKU105 2000 Identificator Description Length Quantity CPXG222 0000 Escala S100 233 1 MANG057 SP0Z Basic HW Doc for Escala S 1 CMMG112 0000 64 MB EDO DRAM DIMM Memory 1...

Page 67: ...MMG111 0000 CMMG112 0000 CMMG113 0000 MTUG029 0P00 MTUG028 0P00 MTUG032 0P00 DCCG135 0000 DCCG085 0000 DCCG102 0000 MSUG103 0000 MSUG099 0000 DCCG086 0000 DCUG001 000F DCUG001 000H DCUG001 000U DCUG00...

Page 68: ...re is a dedicated administration network With that option an X Terminal attached to the customer s network can remotely access to the PowerConsole provided that it is configured to run with the CDE wi...

Page 69: ...P cluster or it is a standalone node without HACMP There can be zero one or more HACMP clusters as there can be zero one or more standalone nodes For implementing IP address takeover the nodes of an H...

Page 70: ...0232001 001 CBLG105 1800 Cable local RS232 25F 25F 7 5m 90233002 001 CBLG197 2000 Cable remote RS232 25M 25F 15m 91287001 001 CBLG161 1900 Cable Ethernet RJ45 RJ45 10m 91093001 001 CBLG179 1900 Cable...

Page 71: ...6 41 Console Cabling Requirements Figure 28 PowerConsole to Console Concentrator and Administration Hub or Figure 29 PowerConsole with Remote Access LAN or Modem...

Page 72: ...C Connecting Guide Cabling Pattern without Modems Cabling to be used if there is a dedicated administration network Customer s LAN Ethernet 10 Optional Figure 30 PWCCF04 PowerConsole with Administrati...

Page 73: ...d when there is no dedicated administration network The Console Concentrator and the PowerConsole will be connected to the customer s LAN network an ethernet network Customer s LAN Ethernet 10 Figure...

Page 74: ...323 concentrator to ASCII console BQ300 Link CS2600 J0 CBLG106 ASCII console Interposer 25M 25M Di rect 1 TPC10 box 3C1681 0 Link CS2600 AUI to 802 3 LAN CS2600 AUI RJ45 Ethernet cable AUI RJ45 3C168...

Page 75: ...rive The disk drives are 1 high 7200tpm with a capacity of 4 3GB and 9 1GB The VDAT fits only in the bay 2 normally the bay of the CD ROM of the S100 and therefore they must be swapped with the CD ROM...

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Page 77: ...particular cabling for Fast Ethernet applications Fast Ethernet Interconnect Requirements Overview Details in Hardware Components on page 7 2 Examples of Use on page 7 3 Cabling Diagrams on page 7 5 C...

Page 78: ...1 0100 DCKU101 0100 component is only used to link two EPC800 nodes with a single Ethernet link without switch Identificator Description Quantity DCCG094 0000 MCA Ethernet 10 100 Mb s Adapter 2 CBLG16...

Page 79: ...components and DCKU117 0000 are used together to set up an Ethernet based interconnect between more than two nodes There are as many Fast Ethernet Interconnect Base Kit components as nodes to be inter...

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Page 81: ...ry slow when adapter is not connected to network equipment and will cause network_down or swap_adapter HACMP events So you have to configure them to the exact speed 10BaseT or 100BaseTX By setting a l...

Page 82: ...5 Adapter CONNECTOR Auto Detection 26 Apply change to DATABASE only yes 27 Reboot the system Cabling Legend Item M I Node Type Designation Length FRU CBLG179 1900 Ethernet cable RJ45 RJ45 100 Mhz 10m...

Page 83: ...7 7 Fast Ethernet Interconnect Requirements Figure 36 INTCF10 Ethernet Switch Single Interconnect for 3 to 8 Nodes with Single Adapter Per Node...

Page 84: ...7 8 EPC Connecting Guide Figure 37 INTCF10 Ethernet Switch Single Interconnect for 3 to 8 Nodes with Dual Adapters Per Node...

Page 85: ...7 9 Fast Ethernet Interconnect Requirements Figure 38 Redundant Fast Ethernet Interconnect for 3 to 8 Nodes...

Page 86: ...ort on the Hub unit and the other end to the RJ45 port on the Ethernet 10 100 MCA adapter of the node Connect node 1 to port 1x of the hub node 2 to port 2x node 3 to port 3x and so on With a Switch F...

Page 87: ...Enter AFTER making all desired changes Entry Fields HOSTNAME node1_X Internet ADDRESS dotted decimal 100 100 100 1 Network MASK dotted decimal 255 255 255 0 Network INTERFACE en0 or fi0 Your CABLE Ty...

Page 88: ...rate IP networks The IP addresses used on two interconnects pertain to two different networks Updating the Name Directories The following applies to an interconnect Do it as many times as there are in...

Page 89: ...ng 0 udp_ttl 30 tcp_ttl 60 arpt_killc 20 tcp_sendspace 4096 tcp_recvspace 4096 udp_sendspace 9216 udp_recvspace 41600 rfc1122addrchk 0 nonlocsrcroute 0 tcp_keepintvl 150 tcp_keepidle 14400 bcastping 0...

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Page 91: ...ribing particular cabling for Gigabit Ethernet applications Gigabit Ethernet Interconnect Requirements Overview Details in Hardware Components on page 8 2 Examples of Use on page 8 2 Physical Characte...

Page 92: ...Ethernet link without switch Interconnect of Three Up to Eight Nodes The Gigabit Ethernet Interconnect Base Kit components and Gigabit Ethernet Switch component are used together to set up a Gigabit E...

Page 93: ...d management via an RJ45 port For the latter the Gigabit Ethernet switch 9300 can be connected to the Cluster Administration Hub if any take a cable CBL179 provided with the Cluster Hub or to the cust...

Page 94: ...8 4 EPC Connecting Guide Cabling Diagrams Figure 42 Gigabit Ethernet Interconnect for 2 Nodes...

Page 95: ...Figure 43 depicts an interconnect where each node has a single attachment For nodes having dual gigabit ethernet adapters for HACMP purpose there are two SC SC links between a node and the switch Figu...

Page 96: ...eplates over all empty slots If you need more information on site requirements see Appendix B Site Requirements and Safety Codes in the Getting Started Guide for your system Unpack the system Check th...

Page 97: ...tarted Guide for your system Power On the system Place the system near an easily accessible power outlet You can only power down the system by removing the power cord from the power source To get your...

Page 98: ...l connection or remotely using an IP or modem connection Figure 47 describes the access mechanisms For more information on access mechanisms see Chapter 6 Quick Setup for Management Access in the Gett...

Page 99: ...de for information for solving any problems See also Appendix D Technical Support in the Getting Started Guide for your system For information on how to administer and operate the SuperStack II Switch...

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Page 101: ...ents Describes particular cabling for FDDI applications FDDI Interconnect Requirements Overview Details in Hardware Components on page 9 2 Cabling Diagrams on page 9 4 Cabling Legend on page 9 7 Cabli...

Page 102: ...107 0100 DCKU107 0100 component is only used to link two EPC800 nodes with a double FDDI link without hub Identificator Description Quantity DCCG076 0000 MCA FDDI Fibre Dual Ring Adapter 2 CBLG160 180...

Page 103: ...corresponding to the node type is used Two FDDI Fibre cables are used for linking the two nodes In EPC1200 node EPC400 node case or EPC1200A node EPC400 node case two FDDI SC SC cables CBLU170 1800 a...

Page 104: ...Guide Cabling Diagrams INTCF05 FDDI Interconnect for 2 Nodes Figure 48 INTCF05 FDDI Interconnect for 2 Nodes Case EPC800 Nodes Figure 49 INTCF05 FDDI Interconnect for 2 Nodes Case EPC1200 EPC1200A an...

Page 105: ...9 5 FDDI Interconnect Requirements Figure 50 INTCF05 FDDI Interconnect for 2 Nodes Mixed Case MCA PCI nodes with an EPC800 node Figure 51 Components of FDDI Interconnect with Hub Dual Homing...

Page 106: ...9 6 EPC Connecting Guide Figure 52 INTCF06 FDDI Interconnect with Hub Dual Homing...

Page 107: ...CCG137 0000 EPC1200 Ethernet 10 100 PCI adapter IBM FC S70 2968 DCCG076 0000 EPC800 FDDI Fibre Dual Ring MCA adapter 76729471 001 DCCG103 0000 EPC400 PCI FDDI Fibre Dual Ring adapter DCCG124 0000 EPC1...

Page 108: ...ave empty slots between modules The two leftmost ports of modules installed in slot 1 can be configured these two ports are designated as attachment ports The attachment ports can be configured as B a...

Page 109: ...ect the B A attachment port configuration 2 Set the IP address type set ip xxx xxx xxx xxx yyy yyy yyy yyy zzz zzz zzz zzz where xxx xxx xxx xxx is the Hub s IP address e g 190 183 7 10 yyy yyy yyy yy...

Page 110: ...9 10 EPC Connecting Guide...

Page 111: ...escribing particular cabling for Disk Drive applications Disk Subsystems Cabling Requirements Overview More details in SSA Disk Subsystem on page 10 2 Disk Array Subsystems DAS on page 10 23 JDA Subsy...

Page 112: ...MSCG029 0000 6217 SSA RAID ADAPTER TYPE 4 I MSCG038 0000 6219 MCA SSA 2 w JBOD 1 w RAID ADAPTER TYPE 4 M MSCG024 0000 6218 PCI SSA 1 w JBOD RAID ADAPTER TYPE 4 J MSCG039 0000 6215 SSA 4 PORT PCI Mult...

Page 113: ...cabinet and 1 adapter per node one loop More information can be found in Bull DPX 20 Escala 7133 SSA Disk Subsystems Service Guide Mixed Configurations The following table shows the possible mixing o...

Page 114: ...configurations sharing of a SSA loop is limited to 2 nodes with PCI adapters 6215 and MCA adapters 6219 Cabling Diagrams SSACF01 Cabling For 1 to 4 Nodes With 1 SSA Cabinet and 1 to 4 Segments Figure...

Page 115: ...10 5 Disk Subsystems Cabling Requirements Figure 55 SSACF01 Loop diagram 1 to 4 nodes 1 SSA cabinet 1 to 4 segments...

Page 116: ...xample for 4 nodes 1 SSA cabinet and 16 disks Item M I Designation Length FRU CBLG162 1900 SSA Subsystem cable 10m IBM32H1466 CBLG162 2100 SSA Subsystem cable 25m IBM88G6406 CBLG162 1700 SSA Subsystem...

Page 117: ...Requirements SSACF02 Cabling For 1 to 6 Nodes With 2 SSA Cabinets Figure 57 SSACF02 Base mounting diagram 1 to 6 nodes two SSA cabinets 1 to 8 segments Figure 58 SSACF02 Loop diagram 1 to 6 nodes 2 S...

Page 118: ...rts List Cabling example for 6 nodes 2 SSA cabinets and 32 disks Item M I Designation Length FRU CBLG162 1900 SSA Subsystem cable 10m IBM32H1466 CBLG162 2100 SSA Subsystem cable 25m IBM88G6406 CBLG162...

Page 119: ...ing Requirements SSACF03 Cabling For 5 to 8 Nodes with 1 SSA Cabinet Figure 60 SSACF03 Base mounting diagram 5 to 8 nodes 1 SSA cabinet 1 to 4 segments Figure 61 SSACF03 Loop diagram 5 to 8 nodes 1 SS...

Page 120: ...xample for 8 nodes 1 SSA cabinet and 16 disks Item M I Designation Length FRU CBLG162 1900 SSA Subsystem cable 10m IBM32H1466 CBLG162 2100 SSA Subsystem cable 25m IBM88G6406 CBLG162 1700 SSA Subsystem...

Page 121: ...ut the cabinet before intervening For an 8 node configuration there is no by pass at all For a 7 node configuration there is one by pass between port 8 and port 9 For a 6 node configuration there are...

Page 122: ...nnecting Guide SSACF04 Cabling For 7 to 8 Nodes With 2 SSA Cabinets Figure 63 SSACF04 Base mounting diagram 7 to 8 nodes 2 SSA cabinets up to 8 segments Figure 64 SSACF04 Loop diagram 7 to 8 nodes 5 t...

Page 123: ...abling example for 8 nodes 2 SSA cabinets and 32 disks Item M I Designation Length FRU CBLG162 1900 SSA Subsystem cable 10m IBM32H1466 CBLG162 2100 SSA Subsystem cable 25m IBM88G6406 CBLG162 1700 SSA...

Page 124: ...onnecting Guide SSACF05 Cabling 1 to 8 Nodes With 3 SSA Cabinets Figure 66 SSACF05 Base mounting diagram 1 to 8 nodes 3 SSA cabinets up to 12 segments Figure 67 SSACF05 Loop diagram 1 to 8 nodes 9 to...

Page 125: ...quired Parts List Cabling example for 8 nodes 3 SSA cabinets and 48 disks Item M I Designation Length FRU CBLG162 1900 SSA Subsystem cable 10m IBM32H1466 CBLG162 2100 SSA Subsystem cable 25m IBM88G640...

Page 126: ...ies NiAj on which adapter of which node a cable end has to be plugged and UkPl on which port of which SSA unit the other cable end must be plugged The instruction lines allowing to cable the example o...

Page 127: ...nsole and associated equipments The Escala Powercluster offer only contains the optic fibre extender The cabling in double optic fibre between separate buildings or inside a building is out of scope o...

Page 128: ...ibre link between the two distant cabinets of each loop For a system administration standpoint the Powerconsole and a Console Concentrator can be connected to the public network or the private network...

Page 129: ...2 cabinets Cabling Diagram With 1 or 2 Nodes 1 SSA Cabinet on Each Side Figures 71 and 72 show configurations with two loops and one adapter per node For higher availability it is better to have two a...

Page 130: ...10 20 EPC Connecting Guide Figure 72 Cabling schema with FIbre Optical Extenders 1 or 2 nodes 1 SSA cabinet on each side...

Page 131: ...Nodes 2 SSA Cabinets on Each Side Figures 73 and 74 show configurations with two loops and one adapter per node For higher availability it is better to have two adapters one per loop Figure 73 SSACF02...

Page 132: ...10 22 EPC Connecting Guide Figure 74 Cabling diagram with FIbre Optical Extenders 1 2 or 3 nodes 2 SSA cabinets on each side...

Page 133: ...7xx RAID Subsystem Rack 10 Slots 1SP 1LCC DASG045 0000 DAS 57xx RAID Subsystem Desk 20 Slots 1SP 1LCC DASG046 0000 DAS 5720 RAID Subsystem Rack 20 Slots 2SP 2LCC DASG047 0000 DAS 5720 RAID Subsystem D...

Page 134: ...Power Supply Desk DAS 5300 CBLG194 1400 Power Cord Right Angled for DAS DAE CBLG195 1400 Power Cord Straight for Rack MSUG108 0F00 8 8GB RAID Fibre Disk for 10 000rpm DAS MSUG109 0F00 17 8GB RAID Fibr...

Page 135: ...00 8 to 32MB Cache Memory Option CMMG047 0000 32MB Non Mirrored Cache Memory CKTG049 0000 0 8M Y SCSI Cable CKTG070 0000 1M Y SCSI Cable 68MD 68MD CBLG137 1200 3M SCSI 2 F W Adapter to DASXX00 Cable C...

Page 136: ...The 3m cable is used between a node and a DAS drawer located within a same rack The ordering document mentions the position of the CPU drawers and the DAS drawers in the racks This comment applies to...

Page 137: ...1200 SCSI 2 F W adapter to DAS 3 3m DGC005 041274 00 CBLG137 1800 SCSI 2 F W adapter to DAS 6 6m DGC005 041275 00 CBLG097 1000 Wide SP cable DAS to DAS 0 5m DGC005 040705 CBLG111 1000 DE F W Node to N...

Page 138: ...ing for Single SP Single SCSI with 1 node Daisy chained DAS Figure 76 DASCF02 Single SP Single SCSI with 1 node Daisy chained DAS DASCF03 Cabling for Dual SP Dual SCSI with 1 node 1 DAS Figure 77 DASC...

Page 139: ...SP Dual SCSI with 1 node Daisy chained DAS Figure 78 DASCF04 Dual SP Dual SCSI with 1 node Daisy chained DAS DASCF05 Cabling for Single SP Single SCSI with up to 4 nodes one DAS 1 Figure 79 DASCF05 Si...

Page 140: ...4 nodes one DAS 2 Figure 80 DASCF06 Example of Single SP Single SCSI with up to 4 nodes one DAS 2 See also Figure 79 DASCF07 Cabling for Single SP Single SCSI with up to 4 nodes Daisy chained DAS 1 F...

Page 141: ...ngle SP Single SCSI with up to 4 nodes Daisy chained DAS 2 Figure 82 DASCF08 Single SP Single SCSI with up to 4 nodes Daisy chained DAS 2 DASCF9 Cabling for Dual SP Dual SCSI with up to 4 nodes 1 DAS...

Page 142: ...SP Dual SCSI with up to 4 nodes 1 DAS 2 Figure 84 DASCF10 Dual SP Dual SCSI with up to 4 nodes 1 DAS 2 DASCF11 Cabling Dual SP Dual SCSI with up to 4 nodes Daisy chained DAS 1 Figure 85 DASCF11 Dual...

Page 143: ...10 33 Disk Subsystems Cabling Requirements DASCF12 Cabling Dual SP Dual SCSI with up to 4 nodes Daisy chained DAS 2 Figure 86 DASCF12 Dual SP Dual SCSI with up to 4 nodes Daisy chained DAS 2...

Page 144: ...ards of a node that shares the DAS For a single DAS with one SP connect the DAS to the first node as shown Figure 87 Cabling for Configuration Management 1 DAS 1 SP For a single DAS with two SP connec...

Page 145: ...ng the Navisphere application from a graphical terminal The remote maintenance option consumes the S2 serial port on a node when an external modem is connected to that node A serial line is mandatory...

Page 146: ...ne or two storage processors SPs In addition to its own disks a DPE can support additional disks in chained 10 slot Disk Array Enclosures DAEs Figure 89 Disk Array Processor Enclosure DPE DAS5300 low...

Page 147: ...In an EPC configuration with a PowerConsole the Navisphere application is integrated in the ClusterAssistant launch board Cabling up to 30m is supported with copper using twinax cable assemblies Medi...

Page 148: ...op 2 2 XLOOP02 2 2 2 Yes Yes 2 2 4 2 DSWITCH 01 2 2 2 Yes Yes 2 2 2Swit chs 2 Figure 93 DAS Fibre Channel Table of Examples of Use In every case there must be at most 6 DAS SP and 4 Nodes adapter on a...

Page 149: ...ply of every DAE to the PDU inside the rack A CBLG195 1400 straight power cord is used to connect a SPS to the PDU A SPS is rack mounted A rack kit is available for each SPS The following tables give...

Page 150: ...igned for mounting two hubs side by side into a rack There is no power switch on the Fibre Channel Hub The hub should be the first operating component before powering up the nodes with FC AL adapters...

Page 151: ...s automatically recovered the activity of the node of the destroyed site This can be the case when the router to the public network enabling the client to access the cluster was in the destroyed site...

Page 152: ...ou will be able to use straight pinned DB25 cable Connect the driver directly to the 25 pin connector of a serial port on the multi way asynch board case of EPC1200 or EPC1200A node or use a 9M 25M se...

Page 153: ...M or ME657A M on the Console Concentrator side and a micro modem ME762A F or ME657A F on the node side Case of the ME762A Mini Driver The DCE DTE switch of the micro modem attached to the Console Conc...

Page 154: ...bre Channel Adapter LP8000e DCCG148 0000 PCI 64 bit Optical Fibre Channel Adapter LP8000e Chaining DPE and DAE To connect a DPE and DAEs you must use copper cables whose maximum length is 10 meters As...

Page 155: ...bsystems Cabling Requirements SLOOP00 Single Loop 1 Node 1 or 2 DAE Figure 99 SLOOP00 Single Loop 1 Node 1 or 2 DAE SLOOP01 Single Loop 1 Node 1 DAS with 1 SP Figure 100 SLOOP01 Single Loop 1 Node 1 D...

Page 156: ...cting Guide SLOOP02 Single Loop 2 Nodes 1 DAS 1 SP Figure 101 SLOOP02 Single Loop 2 Nodes 1 DAS 1 SP SLOOP03 Single Loop 1 Hub N Nodes D DAS with 1 SP 2 n D 10 Figure 102 SLOOP03 Single Loop 1 Hub N N...

Page 157: ...ng Requirements SLOOP04 Two Loops 2 Nodes 2 DAEs 1 LCC The following applies to EPC400 430 440 and EPC1200A 2400 HA packages It is to be used with HACMP ES 4 3 cluster software Figure 103 SLOOP04 Two...

Page 158: ...e DLOOP01 Dual Loop 1 Node with 2 Adapters 1 DAS with 2 SPs Figure 104 DLOOP01 Dual Loop 1 Node with 2 Adapters 1 DAS with 2 SPs DLOOP04 Two Loops 2 Nodes 1 DAS with 2 SPs Figure 105 DLOOP04 Two Loops...

Page 159: ...10 49 Disk Subsystems Cabling Requirements DLOOP02 Dual Loop 2 Nodes 1 DAS with 2 SPs Figure 106 DLOOP02 Dual Loop 2 Nodes 1 DAS with 2 SPs...

Page 160: ...10 50 EPC Connecting Guide DLOOP03 Dual Loop Two Hubs N Nodes D DAS with 2 SPs Figure 107 DLOOP03 Dual Loop Two Hubs N Nodes D DAS with 2 SPs...

Page 161: ...irements XLOOP01 1 Node Single or Dual Loop 1 Deported DAS Figure 108 XLOOP01 1 Node Single or Dual Loop 1 Deported DAS XLOOP02 2 Nodes Dual Loop 2 Hubs 2 DAS one Deported Figure 109 XLOOP02 2 Nodes D...

Page 162: ...10 52 EPC Connecting Guide XLOOP02 2 Nodes Dual Loop 4 Hubs 2 DAS Figure 110 XLOOP02 2 Nodes Dual Loop 4 Hubs 2 DAS...

Page 163: ...10 53 Disk Subsystems Cabling Requirements DSWITCH01 Dual Switch N Nodes D DAS with 2 SPs Figure 111 DSWITCH01 Dual Switch N Nodes D DAS with 2 SPs...

Page 164: ...able SCSI 2 RS232 6m CBLF177 2100 Cable SCSI 2 RS232 20m CBLG157 1100 Cable SCSI 2 68MD 68MD 1m 90676006 002 CBLG157 1300 Cable SCSI 2 68MD 68MD 2m 90676002 002 CBLG157 1700 Cable SCSI 2 68MD 68MD 6m...

Page 165: ...he node whereas the second adapter allows to access to the disks on plates e g D and or E of the other node If a node fails the other node can recover the activities and access the disks of the failed...

Page 166: ...lates JDACF03 2 nodes 2 controllers 1 per node 2 SCSI buses 2 plates Figure 114 JDACF03 2 nodes 2 controllers 1 per node 2 SCSI buses 2 plates JDACF04 2 nodes 2 controllers 1 per node 2 SCSI buses 4 p...

Page 167: ...irements JDACF05 1 node 2 controllers 2 SCSI buses 2 plates Figure 116 JDACF05 1 node 2 controllers 2 SCSI buses 2 plates JDACF06 1 node 2 controllers 2 SCSI buses 4 plates Figure 117 JDACF06 1 node 2...

Page 168: ...ode 1 shared SCSI bus 1 plate Figure 118 JDACF07 2 nodes 1 controller per node HA mode 1 shared SCSI bus 1 plate JDACF08 2 nodes 1 controller per node HA mode 1 shared SCSI bus 2 plates Figure 119 JDA...

Page 169: ...mode 2 shared SCSI buses 2 plates Figure 120 JDACF09 2 nodes 2 controllers per node HA mode 2 shared SCSI buses 2 plates JDACF10 2 nodes 2 controllers per node HA mode 2 shared SCSI buses 4 plates Fi...

Page 170: ...3 disks on slots 0 1 and 2 and so on The geographical slot gives the ID number of every disk Refer to Bull DPX 20 Escala AMDAS JBOD Storage Subsystem User s Guide Pages 2 5 Note Take into account the...

Page 171: ...unit of the AMDAS Note The two serial lines can be distributed on the two nodes Using the Maintenance Manager to power off or power on the AMDAS does not prevent from using the physical switch on off...

Page 172: ...disk is selected by default because rootvg was previously installed on it Once the right disk is selected start the installation from the tape 9 During installation turn the key of the front panel to...

Page 173: ...hdsik1 Filesystem root Mklvcopy hd6 2 hdsik1 paging space Mklvcopy hd8 2 hdsik1 jfslog Mklvcopy hd9 2 hdsik1 Filesystem var 5 Build also a copy of all user filesystems 6 Update the two boot logical vo...

Page 174: ...m Init Order CMMF010 0000 3328MB Cache Mem Init Order CMMF011 0000 3584MB Cache Mem Init Order CMMF012 0000 4096MB Cache Mem Init Order DCDF003 0000 DP PCD4 Parall Ch 4 port DCDF004 0000 DP SCD2 Seria...

Page 175: ...l Directors containing 2 host ports The DIsk Directors manage four fast wide SCSI buses to the internal disks Depending on the model either 4 or 6 disks are connected on each internal SCSI bus Optiona...

Page 176: ...For a Fast or Ultra Wide Differential connection on both Escala MCA and PCI servers the maximum cable length is 25 meters For a Fibre Channel connection the maximum cable length is 500 meters with a...

Page 177: ...uration with HACMP The usual HA configuration with Symmetrix subsystems is to duplicate the point to point connection and to configure the Symmetrix in order to make the data volumes available to both...

Page 178: ...rpath multiple paths Figure 125 Configuration of an EMC2 Symmetrix subsystem with Powerpath Powrepath is a software driver which allows multiple paths between a node and a Symmetrix subsystem to provi...

Page 179: ...50 0000 MCA 16 Bit Y SCSI CABLE CKTG070 0000 PCI 1M Y SCSI CABLE 68MD 68MD CKTF003 0000 PCI 1M Y SCSI CABLE TERMINATOR FEED THRU CBLG157 1700 6M SCSI 2 CABLE 68MD 68MD CBLG102 1700 6M SCSI 2 DE CABLE...

Page 180: ...e a terminator on the SCSI board Remove one if any This is the case for EPC1200 or EPC1200A nodes where you must remove the terminator P N 42G3326 form the PCI Differential Ultra SCSI board 4 L IBM FC...

Page 181: ...34 CKTG050 0000 MCA Y cable IBM FC2427 IBM52G4234 CBLG157 1700 SCSI CABLE 68MD 68MD 6 m 90667003 002 CBLG072 1400 SCSI CABLE 50MD 50MD FC2423 2 5m IBM52G7350 CBLF072 1800 SCSI CABLE 50MD 50MD 6 m IBM5...

Page 182: ...n a library with two drives For performance considerations it is not recommended to chain the drives in a LBX7000 library Cabling for 1 Node 1 SCSI Adapters 1 Attached Library 1 or 2 Drives Figure 128...

Page 183: ...es for Shared LIbraries Cabling for 2 Nodes 1 Adapter per Node 1 Drive 4 1 2 2 4 1 3 Figure 130 LIBCF01 2 Nodes 1 Adapter per Node 1 Drive Cabling for 2 Nodes 1 Adapter per Node 2 Drives 4 1 2 2 4 1 3...

Page 184: ...10 74 EPC Connecting Guide Cabling for 2 Nodes 2 Adapters per Node 2 Drives 4 4 1 1 2 2 4 4 1 1 3 2 2 Figure 132 LIBCF03 2 Nodes 2 Adapters per Node 2 Drives...

Page 185: ...ms are available for shelf mounting with the Escala Powercluster series DLT 4000 MI MTSG014 VDAT Mammoth MI MTSG015 The DLT 4000 drive can be connected to EPC400 only The VDAT Mammoth can be connected...

Page 186: ...11 2 EPC Connecting Guide...

Page 187: ...nal modems 1 internal modem 1 external modem EPC1200 EPC1200A 1 external modem 2 external modems 1 internal modem 1 external modem Mixed 2 external modems 1 internal modem 1 external modem RMCF01 Sche...

Page 188: ...M V34 RTC FRA DCUG002 G1FG MODEM V34 RTC DEU DCUG002 T1FE MODEM V34 RTC ITA The ordering document makes use of schema identifiers The following correspondence table identifies the where the cabling fi...

Page 189: ...elevant for any Powercluster configuration with an Escala S100 based PowerConsole though this figure shows a configuration with a dedicated administration network In that case the modem is prepared an...

Page 190: ...sole concentrator CS 2600 with a serial line RS232 A modem is a board inserted inside the Escala S100 RSF is installed in a cluster distributed configuration The PowerConsole is used by the remote mai...

Page 191: ...e Concentrator Figure 135 applies for a 2 node EPC800 configuration with a Cluster Console X terminal Figure 135 Remote maintenance Modem on a Node s S2 plug without Console Concentrator Cabling Schem...

Page 192: ...EPC configuration type an external modem is connected as shown in the figure above to the S2 port of a node Node 1 type EPC1200 N EPC1200A N or EPC800 N RSF is installed in a cluster distributed confi...

Page 193: ...with DAS manager tool or with ArrayGuide application Navisphere for DAS57xx In the former there is a need to connect a serial cable between a node and a DAS service processor which requires a serial p...

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Page 195: ...14 3C5440D 7 14 3C759 7 14 3C780 ME 9 3 3C781 9 3 3C782 9 3 76956983 020 7 14 8 3 9 3 76957965 125 7 10 7 24 76957983 020 7 10 C CBL1912 7 7 7 14 7 15 7 23 7 26 7 35 7 36 7 38 8 5 9 7 12 2 CBLF009 19...

Page 196: ...700 10 51 CBLG160 1800 8 5 9 2 9 3 9 7 CBLG161 1900 7 7 7 11 7 15 7 26 7 38 12 2 CBLG161 1900 8 2 8 5 9 7 CBLG162 1400 10 2 10 7 10 9 10 12 10 14 CBLG162 1700 10 2 10 7 10 9 10 12 10 14 CBLG162 1900 1...

Page 197: ...0 10 23 CMMG047 0000 10 23 CMMG059 0000 7 35 7 36 CMMG065 0000 7 35 7 36 CMMG112 0000 7 33 7 34 CMOF004 0000 10 50 CMOF005 0000 10 50 CMOF006 0000 10 50 CMOG043 0000 10 23 CPFG009 0000 7 35 7 36 CPXG1...

Page 198: ...000 10 51 D DASG016 0000 10 23 DASG026 0000 10 23 DASG028 0000 10 23 DASG034 0000 10 23 DCCD116 0000 10 23 DCCD134 A000 10 23 DCCG071 0100 Cluster PowerConsole Extensions 7 37 DCCG072 0100 Cluster Pow...

Page 199: ...34 DCUG001 000F Cluster PowerConsole Extensions Escala S Series 7 34 DCUG001 000G Cluster PowerConsole Extensions Escala S Series 7 34 DCUG001 000H Cluster PowerConsole Extensions Escala S Series 7 34...

Page 200: ...K KBU3031 7 3 KBU3032 7 3 KBU3033 7 3 KBU3400 7 23 KBU3405 7 23 KBUG003 000F 7 2 KBUG003 000B 7 2 KBUG003 000E 7 2 7 33 7 36 KBUG003 000F 7 33 7 35 KBUG003 000G 7 2 KBUG003 000H 7 2 7 33 7 34 7 35 7 3...

Page 201: ...10 50 MSUG013 0000 Cluster PowerConsole Extensions Escala S Series 7 34 MSUG049 0D00 10 23 MSUG068 0000 10 2 MSUG073 0D00 10 23 MSUG074 0D00 10 23 MSUG075 0D00 10 23 MSUG076 0100 7 35 7 36 Cluster Pow...

Page 202: ...0000 10 23 PSSG006 0000 10 23 PWCCF02 7 26 PWCCF03 7 28 PWCCF04 7 41 PWCCF05 7 29 PWCCF06 7 42 S SISF004 0000 10 50 SISF005 3300 10 50 SISF005 3400 10 50 SISF005 3700 10 50 SISF006 0000 10 50 SISF007...

Page 203: ...A 9 Appendix A Marketing Identifier Cross References V VCW3630 7 7 7 15 7 26 7 33 7 34 7 35 7 36 7 37 7 38 12 2 X XSMK003 0000 7 24 XSMK004 0000 7 23 XSTK412 04HE 7 23 XSTK415 04HE 7 23...

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Page 205: ...ate sources of data including correspondence between M I s and Spare Parts correspondence between M I s and Cables history of changes to Part Numbers complete spare parts catalogue provided as a down...

Page 206: ...B 2 EPC Connecting Guide...

Page 207: ...roller s documentation The following tables provide the cross reference between the controller card model and the identification label PCI Bus Label Description 4 N 8 T 9 F B1 2 B1 3 B5 6 B2 G B2 H B3...

Page 208: ...D B5 E ISDN Controller Internal Modem ISA FRANCE Internal Modem ISA UK Internal Modem ISA BELGIUM Internal Modem ISA NETHERLAND Internal Modem ISA ITALY MCA Bus Label Description 4 D 4 G 4 M SSA 4 Por...

Page 209: ...FROM TO label and an example of labeled cable between a DAS and a CPU DAS1 CPU1 FROM R FROM TO Labels Figure 139 Cable Identification Codes on Labels Legend for Figure Number of already existing racks...

Page 210: ...00 and EPC1200 S3 CPU Drawer Output S3 EPC800 COM1 CPU Drawer COM1 EPC400 COM2 CPU Drawer COM2 EPC400 COM3 CPU Drawer COM3 EPC400 SVGA CPU Drawer SVGA EPC400 LAN10 LAN 10 Mbits Output EPC400 LAN100 LA...

Page 211: ...tor 01 x 16 Ethernet HUB and 10 100MB Switch 3000 HUB 1x 12x RJ45 Output Ethernet HUB FDDI HUB A B S M Fibre Optic output GADZOOX Fibre Channel HUB PORT1 PORT9 Fibre Channel output OVERLAND Library DL...

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Page 213: ...ce FRU Field Replaceable Unit Media HACMP Name od software managing High Availability on Powercluster and HA solutions LSA Adapter Intergrated Ethernet Card MCA Micro Channel Architecture Bus MDI Medi...

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Page 215: ...nfiguration with more than 2 Nodes 6 31 Cabling Instructions 6 33 Documentation references 6 33 Hardware components 6 26 Replacement with System Console 6 29 Single Interconnect Cabling Legend 6 27 Cl...

Page 216: ...t Module 6 12 PowerConsole 6 38 System Console 6 5 F Fast Ethernet Examples of Use 7 3 General Configuration Procedure 7 11 Hardware Components 7 2 Single Interconnect cabling 7 5 Single Interconnect...

Page 217: ...nistration Hub Figure 6 42 Powerconsole with Remote Access LAN or Modem Figure 6 41 PowerConsole without Administration Hub Figure 6 43 Profiles EPC1200 4 1 EPC400 Series 2 1 EPC800 3 1 PWCCF01 6 9 R...

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