Quantum DXi4500, Руководство пользователя

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Chapter 3: DXi4500 Concepts
Network Segmentation
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Network Segmentation
Scenarios
The following scenarios provide common examples of network
segmentation.
• Un-Segmented Network
• Data and Replication Separate from Management
• Data and Management Separate from Replication
Un-Segmented Network
This is the most common network configuration (and also the default
setting for DXi4500). In this example, the user has no need to separate
network traffic types. All traffic will occur on a single IP address.
Segmentation and Bonding
page selection:
• Select
BOND ALL (Not segmented)
Data and Replication Separate from Management
In this example, the user has a dedicated low bandwidth wide area
network (WAN) that is used to manage network resources. This network
does not have the capacity for data and replication traffic. Replication is
between two DXi systems that are in the same location with a dedicated
network connection.
Segmentation and Bonding page selection:
• Select ETH2 (Management), ETH3, ETH4, and ETH5 (Replication/
Data)
Data and Management Separate from Replication
In this example, the user has a dedicated local high bandwidth network
used for data ingest and resource management. The user also has high
bandwidth WAN used for offsite data movement. Data and
management traffic can share the local network and replication traffic
between DXi systems in two locations uses a dedicated WAN.
Segmentation and Bonding page selection:
• Select ETH2 (Replication), ETH3, ETH4, and ETH5 (Management/
Data)