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Table 24 R640 server configuration for 10GbE, 2CPU, SFP+ (continued)
Description BMC
(iDRAC)
Monitoring ScaleIO
Data1 ScaleIO
Client
Network
Port1 ScaleIO
Client
Network
Port2 ScaleIO
Data2 ScaleIO
Management
Network Not in Use
Physical Port
on node BMC (iDRAC)
(remote KVM) PCI 10G (Left) PCI 10G
(Right)
PCI 10G
(Right) PCI 10G
(Left) Onboard 1G
(Right) N/A
Speed 1 GB 10 GB 10 GB 10 GB 10 GB 1 GB N/A
Physical
Switch Mgmt Switch Data Switch 1 Data Switch 1 Data Switch 2 Data
Switch 2
Mgmt Switch Not in use
Table 25 R640 server configuration for 10GbE, 2CPU, SFP+ (converged)
Description BMC
(iDRAC)
Monitoring ScaleIO
Data1 ScaleIO
Client
Network
Port1 ScaleIO
Client
Network
Port2 ScaleIO
Data2 ScaleIO
Management
Network Not in Use
Network
Adapter Name N/A Sio Data1
Port1 Customer
Port1 Customer
Port2 Sio
Data2
Port1 Public N/A
PCI slot N/A 2:0 2:1 N/A N/A N/A N/A
Physical Port
on node BMC (iDRAC)
(remote KVM) PCI 10G (Left) PCI 10G
(Right)
Onboard 10G
(Right) Onboard
10G
(Left) Onboard 1G
(Right) N/A
Speed 1 GB 10 GB 10 GB 10 GB 10 GB 1 GB N/A
Physical
Switch Mgmt Switch Switch 1 Switch 1 Switch 2 Switch 2 Mgmt Switch Mgmt
Switch
Configure the ports
This topic explains how to configure ports on Windows-based nodes.
Procedure
1. Find the PCI slot information for each network adapter.
a. From the Windows Device Manager, select Network adapters.
A list of network adaptors installed on the server is displayed.
b. Double-click each network adapter in the list to open its Properties dialog
box.
The network adapter location is displayed in the General tab, in the
Location field. For example:
PCI Slot 2 (PCI bus 4, device 0, function 0)
In the above example, the network adapter is on PCI 4:0, because 4 is the
bus number, and 0 is the function number.
2. Change the name of each network adapter to its ScaleIO role:
Port Configuration
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