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ActiveScale™ OS X100 Rackless Installation Guide
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13.1 Hardware steps
Complete these hardware steps before proceeding to the software steps for scale out. On multi-site
systems, complete all hardware steps at each site before proceeding on to the software steps.
The steps below explain how to:
• Connect cables between the existing system and the new system.
Note: If both systems are new installations, complete the Customer Bringup
Wizard on the first system, then connect the system interconnect links, and
finally power up the servers on the second system.
• If necessary, reconfigure the ports on the new and existing systems.
Note: If the defaults were changed, reconfigure the ports on your systems for the
links to come up.
• For multi-site systems, connect the uplinks to the networks.
13.2 Parts Required for Scale Out
13.2.1 Additional Parts Required for Multi-Site Configuration
If you are performing a multi-site scale out, additional parts are required.
Part Description
Single-rack scale out connectivity
kit
Part number: 1EX0259
Contains four 40Gb male transceivers that plug into the scale out ports on the
System Interconnects:
• If you are adding a second system, you need two kits for a total of eight
transceivers: four plug into the System Interconnect scale out ports on the
first system, and four plug into the System Interconnect scale out ports on the
second system.
• If you are adding a third system or more, you only need one kit for a total of
four transceivers; they plug into the System Interconnect scale out ports on
the new system.
OM3 or OM4 MPO multi-mode
fiber cables
Important: These cables are customer supplied.
• OM3 cables must be 100m or shorter. That means your new system must be
within 100m of your existing system.
• OM4 cables must be 150m or shorter. That means your new system must be
within 150m of your existing system.
Warning: If rack-to-rack connectivity uses customer infrastructure, Type-A,
Type-B, or Type-C cables may be required.