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GFC HDDOUTINGEEGINABOUTFC HDDFC HDDFC HDDFC HDDFC HDDFC HDDFC HDDFC HDDFC HDDFAStT200 Storage Server 1 (35421RU 2 /35422RU)Fibre/Fibre Configuration Examples (FAStT200)GThe following sample configurations are for illustration only and may not be suitable for any specificcustomer installation. Contact your IBM Business Partner or IBM Marketing Representative for assistancewith your specific configuration requirements.Fibre Configuration LegendPSprimary pathsecondary (redundant) pathShaded boxes represent separate hosts.Cable groups are represented by letters.Maximum of 60 external storage HDDs are supported for optimum performance (up to 10 in the storageserver with the remainder in expansion units).The number of servers that can be used in configurations with managed hubs or Fibre Channel switches aredependent on partitioning restrictions of the management system or cluster software.An optional short- or long-wave GBIC is required for all FAStT200 storage server and FAStT EXP500storage connections. GBICs are not depicted in these diagrams. See device drawings at the end of thissection for details.Other Fibre Channel devices may not require optional GBICs. For specific requirements, see the FibreDevice Ports Reference.260 Configuration and Options Guide1. Housed in a 19in rack-mountable drawer and ships standard with redundant power supplies and two power cablesrequiring separate power sources. Requires an IBM industry standard 19in rack, EIA-310D with a minimum depth of 24in(711.2mm). External Storage Expansion Units require storage controllers and external cables. Select a supported controllerfrom the system configurator and cables from Appendix Cables-Storage Units-Controllers.2. 35421RU includes a single loop only. The second loop is available with the addition of FAStT200 Redundant RAIDController (P/N 19K1121).
Refer to the Important Notices section for important notices1.FAStT HostAdapterD1FAStT200 Storage Server(P/N 35421RU)2.FAStT HostAdapterFAStT HostAdapterD1D1FAStT200 HA Storage Server(P/N 35422RU)D1PFAStT EXP500D1SFAStT HostAdapterD1D1FAStT200 HA Storage Server(P/N 35422RU)FAStT EXP5003.FAStT HostAdapterESwitch/HubSwitch/Hub 2D1 or ED1 or ED1PD1PFAStT EXP500D1SSFAStT HostAdapterD1Switch/HubFAStT HostAdapterD1D1 or EFAStT200 HA Storage Server(P/N 35422RU)FAStT EXP5004.FAStT HostAdapterFAStT HostAdapterD1Switch/HubD1 or ED1D1PPFAStT EXP500D1SSNote: FAStT Host Adapter (P/N 00N6881) supports short-wave connections only.Note: Buffering the long-wave optic cable expanse with a second switch or hub at the remote storagelocation is required to requalify the signal. A managed hub supports only one long-wave GBIC.Refer to the following Supported Cable Groups chart for cable type definitions.Chapter 36. FAStT200 Storage Server (3542xRU) 261
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