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CHAPTER 5

Install data network I/O cables

This chapter provides the diagrams and tables for installing and connecting cables for
the data network.

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Summary of Contents for EMC VxFlex Ready Node 13G

Page 1: ...Dell EMC VxFlex Ready Node 13G Hardware Installation Guide 302 002 955 REV 05 ...

Page 2: ... THE INFORMATION IN THIS PUBLICATION AND SPECIFICALLY DISCLAIMS IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE USE COPYING AND DISTRIBUTION OF ANY DELL SOFTWARE DESCRIBED IN THIS PUBLICATION REQUIRES AN APPLICABLE SOFTWARE LICENSE Dell EMC and other trademarks are trademarks of Dell Inc or its subsidiaries Other trademarks may be the property of their respective owners P...

Page 3: ...on the server 32 Install the server in the cabinet 33 Install the sliding rail assemblies 34 Install the server on sliding rail assemblies 35 Routing the cables 37 Install bezel 37 Install AC Power Cables 39 Guidelines for installing and connecting AC power cables 40 Sample single phase wiring for 1U1N configuration 41 Install management network I O cables 45 Guidelines for installing and connecti...

Page 4: ...the server in the cabinet 64 Install the sliding rail assemblies 65 Install the server on sliding rail assemblies 66 Routing the cables 68 Install bezel 68 Wiring Diagrams for a 2U1N Configuration 71 Guidelines for wiring a 2U1N configuration 72 Sample single phase wiring for 2U1N configuration 73 Management network wiring for 2U1N configuration 76 Data network A wiring for 2U1N configuration 78 D...

Page 5: ...l of servers and switches 40 Single phase power distribution 41 Console and management ports on switches 46 Management A nodes 1 16 cabling example 47 Data networks A and B cabling example 52 Cabinet stack up for 2U1N configurations 61 Static rail kit 62 Sliding rail kit 62 Installing static rail assemblies 63 Installing static chassis rails 64 Install the server 65 Installing sliding rail assembl...

Page 6: ...FIGURES 6 Hardware Installation Guide ...

Page 7: ...6 Maximum configuration in 3 phase wye power distribution cabinets 27 Single phase power distribution cabling from top to bottom 41 Management A nodes 1 16 cabling 47 Management A nodes 17 22 cabling 49 Management B nodes 23 32 cabling 49 Data A nodes 1 22 cabling 52 Data B nodes 1 22 cabling 53 Stack up for a minimum configuration 60 Stack up for a maximum configuration 60 Single phase power dist...

Page 8: ...TABLES 8 Hardware Installation Guide ...

Page 9: ...product documentation or software etc will change over time Note Software and technical aspects apply equally regardless of the branding of the product Related documentation The release notes for your version includes the latest information for your product The following Dell EMC publication sets provide information about your VxFlex OS or VxFlex Ready Node product l VxFlex OS software downloadabl...

Page 10: ...ation can be obtained as follows Product information For documentation release notes software updates or information about Dell EMC products go to Dell EMC Online Support at https support emc com Technical support Go to Dell EMC Online Support and click Service Center You will see several options for contacting Dell EMC Technical Support Note that to open a service request you must have a valid su...

Page 11: ...apter provides information to obtain assistance and to prepare for the installation Topics include l Conventions used in this document 12 l Where to get help 12 l Site requirements 13 l Hardware acclimation times 13 Before You Begin 11 ...

Page 12: ...tion release notes software updates or information about Dell EMC products can be obtained on the Dell EMC Online Support site https support emc com registration required Note To open a service request through the Dell EMC Online Support site you must have a valid support agreement Contact your Dell EMC sales representative for details about obtaining a valid support agreement or to answer any que...

Page 13: ...y AC power until the system is acclimated to the local environment Customer installed cables Dispersed system bays include longer switch and Ethernet cable bundles that extend the separation distance between system bay 1 and one or more dispersed system bays Cable bundles for dispersed system bays may be routed across the subfloor or in the overhead ceiling space If you are not allowed access unde...

Page 14: ...y 30 RH 86 F 30 C 4 hours Hot 72 F 22 C Humid 30 45 RH 86 F 30 C 4 hours Humid 45 60 RH 86 F 30 C 8 hours Humid 60 RH 86 F 30 C 16 hours Unknown 86 F 30 C 16 hours NOTICE l If there are signs of condensation after the recommended acclimation time has passed allow an additional eight 8 hours to stabilize l Systems and components must not experience changes in temperature and humidity that are likel...

Page 15: ...ter 2 1U1N Configuration Equipment Installation Chapter 3 Install AC Power Cables Chapter 4 Install management network I O cables Chapter 5 Install data network I O cables Chapter 6 Update the Install Database 1U1N Procedures 15 ...

Page 16: ...1U1N Procedures 16 Hardware Installation Guide ...

Page 17: ...inets with 3 phase delta power distribution 21 l Installation in cabinets with 3 phase wye power distribution 25 l Cabinet rail kits 29 l Determine rail kit that will be used 31 l Install the static rail assemblies in the cabinet 31 l Install the static chassis rails on the server 32 l Install the server in the cabinet 33 l Install the sliding rail assemblies 34 l Install the server on sliding rai...

Page 18: ...ystem installation procedures l Install the management switches l Install the data switches Installation in cabinets with single phase power distribution Note Install all the equipment in the cabinet before installing and connecting the power and I O cables l Install the equipment as described in Installation of the equipment in the cabinet on page 18 l If you are installing the minimum configurat...

Page 19: ...mum configuration in single phase power distribution cabinets Component Function Description Quantity Cabinet U Space Data Server RX630 Server 32 2 17 and 25 40 1U1N Configuration Equipment Installation Installation in cabinets with single phase power distribution 19 ...

Page 20: ...ued Component Function Description Quantity Cabinet U Space Management Server Management Server 1 18 Management Switch Customer provided 1 GbE switch 2 19 20 Data Switch Customer provided 10 GbE switch 2 21 24 1U1N Configuration Equipment Installation 20 Hardware Installation Guide ...

Page 21: ...binet stack up for a maximum configuration Installation in cabinets with 3 phase delta power distribution 1U1N Configuration Equipment Installation Installation in cabinets with 3 phase delta power distribution 21 ...

Page 22: ...e cabinet l If you are installing the maximum configuration refer to the figure and table below for maximum configurations for the equipment stack up in the cabinet Table 5 Minimum configuration in 3 phase delta power distribution cabinets Component Function Description Quantity Cabinet U Space Data Server RX630 Server 3 2 4 Management Server Management Server 1 20 Management Switch Customer provi...

Page 23: ...n Table 6 Stack up for a maximum configuration Component Function Description Quantity Cabinet U Space Data Server RX630 Server 32 2 17 and 25 34 1U1N Configuration Equipment Installation Installation in cabinets with 3 phase delta power distribution 23 ...

Page 24: ...unction Description Quantity Cabinet U Space Management Server Management Server 1 18 Management Switch Customer provided 1 GbE switch 2 19 20 Data Switch Customer provided 10 GbE switch 2 21 24 1U1N Configuration Equipment Installation 24 Hardware Installation Guide ...

Page 25: ...Cabinet stack up for a maximum configuration Installation in cabinets with 3 phase wye power distribution 1U1N Configuration Equipment Installation Installation in cabinets with 3 phase wye power distribution 25 ...

Page 26: ...he cabinet l If you are installing the maximum configuration refer to the figure and table below for maximum configurations for the equipment stack up in the cabinet Table 7 Minimum configuration in 3 phase wye power distribution cabinets Component Function Description Quantity Cabinet U Space Data Server RX630 Server 3 2 4 Management Server Management Server 1 20 Management Switch Customer provid...

Page 27: ...imum configuration in 3 phase wye power distribution cabinets Component Function Description Quantity Cabinet U Space Data Server RX630 Server 32 2 17 and 25 36 1U1N Configuration Equipment Installation Installation in cabinets with 3 phase wye power distribution 27 ...

Page 28: ...ed Component Function Description Quantity Cabinet U Space Management Server Management Server 1 18 Management Switch Customer provided 1 GbE switch 2 19 20 Data Switch Customer provided 10 GbE switch 2 21 24 1U1N Configuration Equipment Installation 28 Hardware Installation Guide ...

Page 29: ... Cabinet stack up for a maximum configuration Cabinet rail kits There are two types of rail kits used to install the PowerEdge server in a cabinet 1U1N Configuration Equipment Installation Cabinet rail kits 29 ...

Page 30: ...ss the internal FRUs The static rail kit consists of the following items Two Dell ReadyRails static rails 1 Two chassis rails 2 Two hook and loop straps 3 Figure 7 Static rail kit l Sliding Rail Kit The sliding rail kit allows the server to be extended from the cabinet so that the system cover can be removed to access the internal FRUs The sliding rail kit consists of the following items Two B6 De...

Page 31: ...ail assemblies in the cabinet Procedure 1 Position the left and right rail end pieces labeled FRONT facing inward and orient each end piece to seat in the holes on the front side of the vertical cabinet flanges 1 2 Align each end piece in the bottom and top holes of the desired U spaces 2 3 Engage the back end of the rail until it fully seats on the vertical cabinet flange and the latch clicks int...

Page 32: ...r without a mechanical lift and or help from another person Procedure 1 Place the server on a level surface and align the keyhole slots on the chassis rails with the pins on the server 1 2 Slide the chassis rails toward the back of the server until they lock into place To remove the chassis rails lift the lock spring until it clears the pin and slide the chassis rails toward the front of the serve...

Page 33: ...not engage automatically secure the server in the cabinet by tightening the screw under each latch 3 3 Connect I O and power cables as described in your system cabling documentation 4 Thread the Velcro straps through the slots on the back brackets and use the Velcro straps to secure the cables 4 Note To remove the server from the cabinet pull the server out until the travel stops are reached Locat...

Page 34: ...of the vertical cabinet flanges 1 2 Align each end piece in the bottom and top holes of the desired U spaces 2 3 Engage the back end of the rail until it fully seats on the vertical cabinet flange and the latch clicks into place Repeat these steps to position and seat the front end piece on the vertical cabinet flange 3 Note To remove the rails pull on the latch release button on the end piece mid...

Page 35: ...rom another person Procedure 1 Pull the inner slide rails out of the cabinet until they lock into place 1 2 With the help of second person position the server above the extended rails 3 Locate the rear rail standoff on each side of the server and lower them into the rear J slots on the slide assemblies 2 4 Rotate the server downward until all the rail standoffs are seated in the J slots 3 5 Push t...

Page 36: ...rver is pushed into the cabinet 1 Note The slam latches are released by pulling up on the latches 2 To secure the server for unstable environments locate the hard mount screw under each latch and tighten each screw with a 2 Phillips screwdriver 3 Figure 14 Secure the server in the cabinet 1U1N Configuration Equipment Installation 36 Hardware Installation Guide ...

Page 37: ...d right sides 2 4 Thread the hook and loop straps through the tooled slots on the outer CMA brackets on each side of the server to secure the cable bundles 3 Figure 15 Hook and loop straps Install bezel Bezels are application specific and may not appear as shown This procedure can be used to install all bezels Procedure 1 Position right side of bezel on the server bracket Rotate the bezel inward s...

Page 38: ...Figure 16 Install the bezel 1U1N Configuration Equipment Installation 38 Hardware Installation Guide ...

Page 39: ...r distribution units PDUs and the equipment This information is provided as an example only and may differ from your system setup depending on the number of nodes and the type of PDUs used in your system l Guidelines for installing and connecting AC power cables 40 l Sample single phase wiring for 1U1N configuration 41 Install AC Power Cables 39 ...

Page 40: ...rs on the rear panel of the servers and switches Figure 17 Connectors on rear panel of servers and switches Note As cables are installed and connected dress and tie cables frequently so that excess slack does not interfere with routing of adjacent cables Install AC Power Cables 40 Hardware Installation Guide ...

Page 41: ...th single phase power distribution units In this example PDUs with 14 power inlets are used Figure 18 Single phase power distribution Table 9 Single phase power distribution cabling from top to bottom Source Destination Node 32 PSU1 PDU 1 Port 2 Node 32 PSU2 PDU 2 Port 2 Install AC Power Cables Sample single phase wiring for 1U1N configuration 41 ...

Page 42: ...de 25 PSU1 PDU 1 Port 6 Node 25 PSU2 PDU 2 Port 6 Data Switch D PDU 1 Port 7 Data Switch D PDU 2 Port 7 Node 24 PSU1 PDU 1 Port 8 Node 24 PSU2 PDU 2 Port 8 Node 23 PSU1 PDU 1 Port 8 Node 23 PSU2 PDU 2 Port 8 Node 22 PSU1 PDU 1 Port 9 Node 22 PSU2 PDU 2 Port 9 Node 21 PSU1 PDU 1 Port 9 Node 21 PSU2 PDU 2 Port 9 Data Switch C PDU 1 Port 10 Data Switch C PDU 2 Port 10 Node 20 PSU1 PDU 1 Port 11 Node ...

Page 43: ...rt 3 Node 15 PSU2 PDU 4 Port 3 Management Switch A PDU 3 Port 4 Management Switch A PDU 4 Port 4 Node 14 PSU1 PDU 3 Port 5 Node 14 PSU2 PDU 4 Port 5 Node 13 PSU1 PDU 3 Port 6 Node 13 PSU2 PDU 4 Port 6 Node 12 PSU1 PDU 3 Port 6 Node 12 PSU2 PDU 4 Port 6 Node 11 PSU1 PDU 3 Port 7 Node 11 PSU2 PDU 4 Port 7 Node 10 PSU1 PDU 3 Port 7 Node 10 PSU2 PDU 4 Port 7 Node 9 PSU1 PDU 3 Port 9 Node 9 PSU2 PDU 4 ...

Page 44: ...SU1 PDU 3 Port 12 Node 5 PSU2 PDU 4 Port 12 Node 4 PSU1 PDU 3 Port 13 Node 4 PSU2 PDU 4 Port 13 Node 3 PSU1 PDU 3 Port 13 Node 3 PSU2 PDU 4 Port 13 Node 2 PSU1 PDU 3 Port 14 Node 2 PSU2 PDU 4 Port 14 Node 1 PSU1 PDU 3 Port 14 Node 1 PSU2 PDU 4 Port 14 Install AC Power Cables 44 Hardware Installation Guide ...

Page 45: ...nd connecting cables for the management network Topics include l Guidelines for installing and connecting management network cables 46 l Management network A nodes 1 16 cabling 46 l Management network A nodes 17 22 cabling 48 l Management network B nodes 23 32 cabling 49 Install management network I O cables 45 ...

Page 46: ...cent cables Refer to the management network cable diagrams applicable to your installation l Management network A nodes 1 16 Management network A nodes 1 16 cabling on page 46 l Management network B nodes 17 22 Management network A nodes 17 22 cabling on page 48 l Management network B nodes 23 32 Management network B nodes 23 32 cabling on page 49 Management network A nodes 1 16 cabling Use the fo...

Page 47: ...chA Port 6 Node 2 MGMT1 Management SwitchA Port 8 Node 3 BMC iDRAC Management SwitchA Port 10 Node 3 MGMT1 Management SwitchA Port 12 Node 4 BMC iDRAC Management SwitchA Port 14 Node 4 MGMT1 Management SwitchA Port 16 Node 5 BMC iDRAC Management SwitchA Port 18 Node 5 MGMT1 Management SwitchA Port 20 Node 6 BMC iDRAC Management SwitchA Port 22 Install management network I O cables Management netwo...

Page 48: ...iDRAC Management SwitchA Port 13 Node 13 MGMT1 Management SwitchA Port 15 Node 14 BMC iDRAC Management SwitchA Port 17 Node 14 MGMT1 Management SwitchA Port 19 Node 15 BMC iDRAC Management SwitchA Port 21 Node 15 MGMT1 Management SwitchA Port 23 Node 16 BMC iDRAC Management SwitchA Port 25 Node 16 MGMT1 Management SwitchA Port 27 Data SwitchA Port Management SwitchA Port 45 Data SwitchB Port Manag...

Page 49: ...Use the following table to connect cables for the management network B nodes 23 32 Table 12 Management B nodes 23 32 cabling Source Destination Node 23 BMC iDRAC Management SwitchB Port 2 Node 23 MGMT1 Management SwitchB Port 4 Node 24 BMC iDRAC Management SwitchB Port 6 Node 24 MGMT1 Management SwitchB Port 8 Node 25 BMC iDRAC Management SwitchB Port 10 Node 25 MGMT1 Management SwitchB Port 12 No...

Page 50: ...1 MGMT1 Management SwitchB Port 15 Node 32 BMC iDRAC Management SwitchB Port 17 Node 32 MGMT1 Management SwitchB Port 19 Data SwitchC MGMT Port Management SwitchB Port 47 Data SwitchD MGMT Port Management SwitchB Port 48 Management Server NIC1 Management SwitchB Port 48 Link to Core Switch or Management SwitchA Management SwitchB Port 52 Install management network I O cables 50 Hardware Installati...

Page 51: ...is chapter provides the diagrams and tables for installing and connecting cables for the data network Topics include l Data network A nodes 1 22 cabling example 52 l Data network B nodes 1 22 cabling example 53 Install data network I O cables 51 ...

Page 52: ...s required for the empty ports nodes may be connected to the data switches without leaving empty ports However ensure that on each node each NIC is connected to a different data switch either Data Switch A or Data Switch B in order to prevent a single point of failure in case a switch fails Figure 21 Data networks A and B cabling example Table 13 Data A nodes 1 22 cabling Source Destination Node 1...

Page 53: ...ard Port 0 Data Switch A Port 21 Node 16 Onboard Port 0 Data Switch A Port 25 Node 17 Onboard Port 0 Data Switch A Port 29 Node 18 Onboard Port 0 Data Switch A Port 33 Node 19 Onboard Port 0 Data Switch A Port 37 Node 20 Onboard Port 0 Data Switch A Port 41 Node 21 Onboard Port 0 Data Switch A Port 38 Node 22 Onboard Port 0 Data Switch A Port 42 Data network B nodes 1 22 cabling example Use the fo...

Page 54: ... Switch B Port 7 Node 12 PCIe Port 2 Data Switch B Port 11 Node 13 PCIe Port 2 Data Switch B Port 15 Node 14 PCIe Port 2 Data Switch B Port 19 Node 15 PCIe Port 2 Data Switch B Port 23 Node 16 PCIe Port 2 Data Switch B Port 27 Node 17 PCIe Port 2 Data Switch B Port 31 Node 18 PCIe Port 2 Data Switch B Port 35 Node 19 PCIe Port 2 Data Switch B Port 39 Node 20 PCIe Port 2 Data Switch B Port 43 Node ...

Page 55: ...abase This chapter provides information to update the install database after all installation and configuration work is completed The chapter contains the following topic l Update the install database 56 Update the Install Database 55 ...

Page 56: ...the install database Procedure 1 Open a web browser and navigate to the Dell EMC Business Services website at http emc force com BusinessServices 2 In the Post Sales area click Install Base Group 3 Complete and submit the form Update the Install Database 56 Hardware Installation Guide ...

Page 57: ...PART 2 2U1N Procedures Chapter 7 2U1N Configuration Equipment Installation Chapter 8 Wiring Diagrams for a 2U1N Configuration Chapter 9 Update the Install Database 2U1N Procedures 57 ...

Page 58: ...2U1N Procedures 58 Hardware Installation Guide ...

Page 59: ...0 l 2U1N configuration installation guidelines 60 l Cabinet rail kits 61 l Determine rail kit that will be used 63 l Install the static rail assemblies in the cabinet 63 l Install the static chassis rails on the server 64 l Install the server in the cabinet 64 l Install the sliding rail assemblies 65 l Install the server on sliding rail assemblies 66 l Routing the cables 68 l Install bezel 68 2U1N...

Page 60: ...ck up configurations are provided in this topic Assuming installation is into an empty rack always begin component installation at the bottom of the cabinet and work upward Install components at the lowest available space for that component type If you are installing the minimum configuration the stack up will be as follows Table 15 Stack up for a minimum configuration Component Function Descripti...

Page 61: ...maximum 2U1N configuration Figure 22 Cabinet stack up for 2U1N configurations Cabinet rail kits There are two types of rail kits used to install the PowerEdge server in a cabinet l Static Rail Kit The static rail kit allows the server to be extracted a short distance before the rail locks The travel stop position is intended for repositioning 2U1N Configuration Equipment Installation Cabinet rail ...

Page 62: ...ic rails 1 Two chassis rails 2 Two hook and loop straps 3 Figure 23 Static rail kit l Sliding Rail Kit The sliding rail kit allows the server to be extended from the cabinet so that the system cover can be removed to access the internal FRUs The sliding rail kit consists of the following items Two B6 Dell ReadyRails II sliding rail assemblies 1 Two hook and loop straps 2 Figure 24 Sliding rail kit...

Page 63: ...dure 1 Position the left and right rail end pieces labeled FRONT facing inward and orient each end piece to seat in the holes on the front side of the vertical cabinet flanges 1 2 Align each end piece in the bottom and top holes of the desired U spaces 2 3 Engage the back end of the rail until it fully seats on the vertical cabinet flange and the latch clicks into place Repeat these steps to posit...

Page 64: ...ward the back of the server until they lock into place To remove the chassis rails lift the lock spring until it clears the pin and slide the chassis rails toward the front of the server until the pins can slip through the keyhole slots 2 Figure 26 Installing static chassis rails Install the server in the cabinet This procedures describes installation of the server in the cabinet CAUTION The serve...

Page 65: ...te the blue tabs on the sides of the chassis rails Push the tabs inward and pull the server until the chassis rails are clear of the rails 5 The travel stop position is intended for repositioning your grip for server removal It is not intended for service You must be prepared to support the weight of the server when the chassis rails separate from the cabinet rails Figure 27 Install the server Ins...

Page 66: ... cabinet by two people To avoid personal injury and or damage to the equipment do not attempt to install the server in a cabinet without a mechanical lift and or help from another person Procedure 1 Pull the inner slide rails out of the cabinet until they lock into place 1 2 With the help of second person position the server above the extended rails 3 Locate the rear rail standoff on each side of ...

Page 67: ...ushed into the cabinet 1 Note The slam latches are released by pulling up on the latches 2 To secure the server for unstable environments locate the hard mount screw under each latch and tighten each screw with a 2 Phillips screwdriver 3 Figure 30 Secure the server in the cabinet 2U1N Configuration Equipment Installation Install the server on sliding rail assemblies 67 ...

Page 68: ...ht sides 2 4 Thread the hook and loop straps through the tooled slots on the outer CMA brackets on each side of the server to secure the cable bundles 3 Figure 31 Hook and loop straps Install bezel Bezels are application specific and may not appear as shown This procedure can be used to install all bezels Procedure 1 Position right side of bezel on the server bracket Rotate the bezel inward so tha...

Page 69: ...Figure 32 Install the bezel 2U1N Configuration Equipment Installation Install bezel 69 ...

Page 70: ...2U1N Configuration Equipment Installation 70 Hardware Installation Guide ...

Page 71: ...N configuration Topics included l Guidelines for wiring a 2U1N configuration 72 l Sample single phase wiring for 2U1N configuration 73 l Management network wiring for 2U1N configuration 76 l Data network A wiring for 2U1N configuration 78 l Data network B wiring for 2U1N configuration 80 Wiring Diagrams for a 2U1N Configuration 71 ...

Page 72: ...n rear panel of servers and switches Use the wiring diagrams to connect power management and data cables As cables are installed and connected dress and tie cables frequently so that excess slack does not interfere with routing of adjacent cables Install and connect cables in the following order Wiring Diagrams for a 2U1N Configuration 72 Hardware Installation Guide ...

Page 73: ...provides a sample diagram and a connection table for installing and connecting power cables to power distribution units PDUs and the equipment This information is provided as an example only and may differ from your system setup depending on the number of nodes and the type of PDUs used in your system In this example PDUs with 14 power inlets are used Use the following figure and table to connect ...

Page 74: ...n cabling Source Destination Node 14 PSU1 PDU 1 Port 2 Node 14 PSU2 PDU 2 Port 2 Node 13 PSU1 PDU 1 Port 3 Node 13 PSU2 PDU 2 Port 3 Node 12 PSU1 PDU 1 Port 4 Node 12 PSU2 PDU 2 Port 4 Data Switch D PDU 1 Port 5 Wiring Diagrams for a 2U1N Configuration 74 Hardware Installation Guide ...

Page 75: ...14 Data Switch A PDU 3 Port 1 Data Switch A PDU 4 Port 1 Node 8 PSU1 PDU 3 Port 2 Node 8 PSU2 PDU 4 Port 2 Node 7 PSU1 PDU 3 Port 3 Node 7 PSU2 PDU 4 Port 3 Management Switch B PDU 3 Port 4 Management Switch B PDU 4 Port 4 Management Switch A PDU 3 Port 5 Management Switch A PDU 4 Port 5 Node 6 PSU1 PDU 3 Port 6 Node 6 PSU2 PDU 4 Port 6 Node 5 PSU1 PDU 3 Port 7 Node 5 PSU2 PDU 4 Port 7 Node 4 PSU1...

Page 76: ...ollowing figure and table to connect the management network cables Note The page does not provide enough space to illustrate cabling of the maximum number of nodes in the management network However the table does provide all the source to destination cabling for the maximum sized network Figure 35 Management network Wiring Diagrams for a 2U1N Configuration 76 Hardware Installation Guide ...

Page 77: ...tch Port 28 Node 8 BMC iDRAC Management Switch Port 30 Node 8 NIC 1 Management Switch Port 32 Node 9 BMC iDRAC Management Switch Port 34 Node 9 NIC 1 Management Switch Port 36 Node 10 BMC iDRAC Management Switch Port 1 Node 10 NIC 1 Management Switch Port 3 Node 11 BMC iDRAC Management Switch Port 5 Node 11 NIC 1 Management Switch Port 7 Node 12 BMC iDRAC Management Switch Port 9 Node 12 NIC 1 Man...

Page 78: ... Rack Management Switch Management Switch Port 52 Data network A wiring for 2U1N configuration Use the following figure and table to connect the data network A cables Note In this example data switch ports have been intentionally left empty These empty ports can be used for other user allocated purposes If no other use is required for the empty ports nodes may be connected to the data switches wit...

Page 79: ...Network Switch A Port 14 Node 5 Onboard Port 0 Data Network Switch A Port 18 Node 6 Onboard Port 0 Data Network Switch A Port 22 Node 7 Onboard Port 0 Data Network Switch A Port 26 Node 8 Onboard Port 0 Data Network Switch A Port 30 Node 9 Onboard Port 0 Data Network Switch A Port 34 Management Server Port 0 Data Network Switch A Port 48 Node 10 Onboard Port 0 Data Network Switch A Port 1 Wiring D...

Page 80: ...itch B Port 8 Node 3 PCIe Port 2 Data Network Switch B Port 12 Node 4 PCIe Port 2 Data Network Switch B Port 16 Node 5 PCIe Port 2 Data Network Switch B Port 20 Node 6 PCIe Port 2 Data Network Switch B Port 24 Node 7 PCIe Port 2 Data Network Switch B Port 28 Node 8 PCIe Port 2 Data Network Switch B Port 32 Node 9 PCIe Port 2 Data Network Switch B Port 36 Management Server Port 1 Data Network Switc...

Page 81: ...the Install Database This chapter provides information to update the install database after all work is completed The chapter contains the following topic l Update the install database 82 Update the Install Database 81 ...

Page 82: ...the install database Procedure 1 Open a web browser and navigate to the Dell EMC Business Services website at http emc force com BusinessServices 2 In the Post Sales area click Install Base Group 3 Complete and submit the form Update the Install Database 82 Hardware Installation Guide ...

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