ExpressCluster X 3.1 for Linux Getting Started Guide - Nec

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Chapter 3 Installation requirements for ExpressClusterHardwareExpressCluster operates on the following server architectures:IA-32x86_64IBM POWER (Replicator, Replicator DR, Agents except Database Agent are not supported)General server requirementsRequired specifications for ExpressCluster Server are the following:RS-232C port 1 port (not necessary when configuring a cluster with 3 or more nodes)Ethernet port 2 or more portsShared diskMirror disk or empty partition for mirrorCD-ROM driveWhen using the off-line Builder upon constructing and changing the existing configuration, one ofthe following is required for communication between the off-line Builder and servers:Removable media (for example, floppy disk drive or USB flash drive)A machine to operate the off-line Builder and a way to share filesSupported disk interfacesDisk types that are supported as mirror disks or hybrid disk (non-shared disk) of Replicator DR areas follows:Disk type Host side driver RemarksIDE ide Supported up to 120GBSCSISCSISCSISCSISCSIRAIDaic7xxxaic79xxsym53c8xxmptbase,mptscsihmptsasMegaraid (SCSI type)RAID megaraid (IDE type) Supported up to 275GBS-ATA sata-nv Supported up to 80GBS-ATA ata-piix Supported up to 120GB52ExpressCluster X 3.1 for Linux Getting Started Guide
HardwareSupported network interfacesThe following are the network boards that are supported as a mirror disk connect for the mirror diskand hybrid disk of the Replicator and the Replicator DR:ChipIntel 82540EMIntel 82544EIIntel 82546EBIntel 82546GBIntel 82573LIntel 80003ES2LANIntel 631xESB/632xESBBroadcom BCM5701Broadcom BCM5703Broadcom BCM5721Broadcom BCM5721Drivere1000bcm5700tg3Only typical examples are listed above and other products can also be used.Servers supporting BMC-related functionsThe table below lists the supported servers that can use the function to forcibly stop a physicalmachine and the chassis identify function. These are typical examples, and also some other serverscan use these functions.ServerRemarksExpress5800/120Rg-1Express5800/120Rf-1Express5800/120Rg-2Servers supporting Express5800/A1080a andExpress5800/A1080aA1040a series linkageThe table below lists the supported servers that can use the Express5800/A1080a andExpress5800/A1040a series linkage function of the BMC heartbeat resources and message receivemonitor resources. This function cannot be used by servers other than the following.ServeRemarksExpress5800/A1080a-E Update to the latest firmware.Express5800/A1080a-DExpress5800/A1080a-SExpress5800/A1040aUpdate to the latest firmware.Update to the latest firmware.Update to the latest firmware.Section II Installing ExpressCluster53
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