Connecting secondary interface cables, Connecting, Hosts – IBM Partner Pavilion DS4100 User Manual

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For

examples

of

redundant,

partially-redundant,

and

non-redundant

host

and

drive

loop

configurations,

see

“Fibre

channel

loop

configurations”

on

page

36.

Connecting

hosts

to

a

DS4100

single-controller

storage

server

To

connect

a

host

adapter

to

the

DS4100

single-controller

storage

server

RAID

controllers,

perform

the

following

steps:

1.

Install

an

SFP

in

a

host

port

on

the

RAID

controller.

2.

Connect

the

host-system

cables

to

the

RAID

controller

or

to

switches.

Figure

51

shows

the

location

on

the

RAID

controllers

where

the

host-system

cables

connect.

Connecting

secondary

interface

cables

Use

the

Ethernet

interface

ports

on

the

back

of

the

storage

server

to

connect

the

controllers

for

direct

management

of

the

storage

subsystems

(see

“Direct

(out-of-band)

management

method”

on

page

35).

This

section

is

applicable

to

(direct)

out-of-band

management

configurations

only.

If

your

configuration

uses

host-agent

(in-band)

management,

skip

this

section.

Controller A

Host A: Host Adapter 1
(or from managed hub
or switch)

Host A: Host Adapter 2
(or from managed hub
or switch)

Controller B

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Figure

50.

Location

of

host

cables

(base

storage

server)

Host port 1

Host port 2

Ethernet

Serial port

AC power

switch

Server ID

switch

AC power
connector

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Figure

51.

Location

of

host

cables

(single-controller

storage

server)

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