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Cabling the Ethernet Cluster Interconnect, A PDC/O2000 running Oracle8

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5-16 Compaq Parallel Database Cluster Model PDC/O2000 for Oracle8i and Windows 2000 Administrator Guide Cabling the Ethernet Cluster Interconnect A PDC/O2000 running Oracle8i software uses an Ethernet cluster interconnect. The following components are used in a non-redundant Ethernet cluster interconnect: I One Ethernet adapter in each cluster node I Ethernet cables and a switch or hub G For two-node PDC/O2000 clusters, you can either use one Ethernet crossover cable or one 100-Mbit/second Ethernet switch or hub and standard Ethernet cables to connect the two servers. G For PDC/O2000 clusters with three or more nodes, you use one 100-Mbit/second Ethernet switch and standard Ethernet cables to connect the servers. The following components are used in a redundant Ethernet cluster interconnect: I Two Ethernet adapters in each cluster node I Ethernet cables and switches or hubs G For two-node PDC/O2000 clusters, you can use two 100-Mbit/sec Ethernet switches or hubs with cables to connect the servers. G For PDC/O2000 clusters with three or more nodes, you use two 100-Mbit/sec Ethernet switches connected by Ethernet cables to a separate Ethernet adapter in each server. NOTE: In a redundant Ethernet cluster configuration, one Ethernet crossover cable must be installed between the two Ethernet switches or hubs that are dedicated to the cluster interconnect. To connect two nodes in a non-redundant Ethernet cluster interconnect using an Ethernet crossover cable: 1. In both nodes, install the Ethernet crossover cable into the port on the Ethernet adapter that is designated for the Ethernet cluster interconnect. 2. If you have a dual-port Ethernet adapter in each node, you can use the second (lower) port on each to connect to a client LAN hub or switch.

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Compaq Parallel Database Cluster Model PDC/O2000 for Oracle8i and Windows 2000 Administrator Guide
Cabling the Ethernet Cluster Interconnect
A PDC/O2000 running Oracle8
i
software uses an Ethernet cluster
interconnect.
The following components are used in a non-redundant Ethernet cluster
interconnect:
One Ethernet adapter in each cluster node
Ethernet cables and a switch or hub
G
For two-node PDC/O2000 clusters, you can either use one Ethernet
crossover cable or one 100-Mbit/second Ethernet switch or hub and
standard Ethernet cables to connect the two servers.
G
For PDC/O2000 clusters with three or more nodes, you use one
100-Mbit/second Ethernet switch and standard Ethernet cables to
connect the servers.
The following components are used in a redundant Ethernet cluster
interconnect:
Two Ethernet adapters in each cluster node
Ethernet cables and switches or hubs
G
For two-node PDC/O2000 clusters, you can use two 100-Mbit/sec
Ethernet switches or hubs with cables to connect the servers.
G
For PDC/O2000 clusters with three or more nodes, you use two
100-Mbit/sec Ethernet switches connected by Ethernet cables to a
separate Ethernet adapter in each server.
NOTE:
In a redundant Ethernet cluster configuration, one Ethernet crossover cable must
be installed between the two Ethernet switches or hubs that are dedicated to the cluster
interconnect.
To connect two nodes in a non-redundant Ethernet cluster interconnect using
an Ethernet crossover cable:
1.
In both nodes, install the Ethernet crossover cable into the port on the
Ethernet adapter that is designated for the Ethernet cluster interconnect.
2.
If you have a dual-port Ethernet adapter in each node, you can use the
second (lower) port on each to connect to a client LAN hub or switch.