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Contents Section 1. PCI-Based I/O Hardware 1.1. Architecture Overview ...................................................................... 1–1 1.1.1. Dorado 300 Series .................................................................... 1–1 1.1.2. Dorado 700 Series.................................................................... 1–2 1.1.3. Dorado 800 Series ................................................................... 1–4 1.1.4. Dorado 400 Server ................................................................... 1–6 1.1.5. Dorado 4000 Server ................................................................ 1–7 1.1.6. Dorado 4100 Server ................................................................. 1–9 1.2. I/O Module Overview ....................................................................... 1–11 1.2.1. PCI Standard ............................................................................ 1–12 1.2.2. I/O Bus Layout......................................................................... 1–13 1.2.3. Dorado 300 and Dorado 400 IOPs ..................................... 1–14 1.2.4. Dorado 700, Dorado 800, Dorado 4000, and Dorado 4100 IOPs (PCIOP-M and PCIOP-E) ................ 1–16 1.2.5. Host Bus Adapters ................................................................ 1–16 1.2.6. Network Interface Card ........................................................ 1–17 1.3. I/O Modules and Components ...................................................... 1–17 1.3.1. I/O Module for the Dorado 300 and 400 .......................... 1–17 1.3.2. I/O Module (Internal or External) for the Dorado 700 ......................................................................................... 1–19 1.3.3. I/O Expansion Module (Internal or External) for the Dorado 800 .................................................................. 1–21 1.3.4. I/O Expansion Module for the Dorado 4000 ................... 1–23 1.3.5. I/O Expansion Module for the Dorado 4100 .................... 1–25 1.3.6. PCI Host Bridge Card ............................................................. 1–26 1.3.7. PCI Expansion Rack ............................................................... 1–26 1.3.8. Dorado 700/4000/4100 Expansion Rack or PCI Channel Module (DOR385-EXT) ..................................... 1–27 1.3.9. Configuration Restriction ..................................................... 1–28 1.3.10. Dorado 300 I/O Addressing ................................................. 1–30 1.3.11. SCMS II and I/O Addressing ................................................ 1–32 1.4. Host Bus Adapters .......................................................................... 1–34 1.4.1. Fibre Channel ........................................................................... 1–34 1.4.2. SCSI ............................................................................................ 1–36 1.4.3. SBCON ...................................................................................... 1–40 1.4.4. FICON ........................................................................................ 1–41 1.5. Ethernet NIC ...................................................................................... 1–43 1.5.1. Original Ethernet ..................................................................... 1–43 1.5.2. Fast Ethernet - 802.3u ........................................................... 1–43 1.5.3. Gigabit Ethernet ...................................................................... 1–43 1.5.4. Connecting NICs .................................................................... 1–44 1.5.5. NIC Styles ................................................................................. 1–45 3839 6586–009 iii
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