Chapter 2: Planning for Using Disk
S
helves with a Gateway
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General guidelines
for determining port
assignment
Consider redundancy and load balancing when selecting which initiator ports to
use to connect to array LUNs and disk shelves: use redundant port pairs to access
storage. For example, on N5200, N5300, N5500, N5600 gateways, the redundant
port pairs are as follows:
◆
0a and 0c
◆
0b and 0d
If you are using 0a and 0c as the redundant port pair to access array LUNs, 0b
and 0d is the redundant port pair to access the disk shelf.
See the Data ONTAP
High Availability Configuration Guide
or
Data ONTAP
Active/Active Configuration Guide
and the appropriate hardware and service
guide for additional guidelines for selecting ports for connections to disk shelves.
See the gateway
Installation Requirements and Reference Guide
for information
about which ports are redundant on specific gateway models.
Summary of Contents for N Series
Page 6: ...vi Notices...
Page 14: ...xiv Preface...
Page 28: ...14 Understanding storage provided by native disk shelves...
Page 78: ...64 Configuring Gateway Ports as Initiators...
Page 98: ...84 Reinstalling the system...
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