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cabling links are specified as secondary destinations in the cabling tables. 11. Determine whether any of the supplemental rules apply, according to the cabling tables for your model and configuration of HP Cluster Platform. 12. Using the appropriate Cabling Tables as a worksheet, cable the cluster according to the cabling chart and supplemental rules. See Section 7.6 for information on connecting cables. (Some cluster configurations might specify optional connections). 13. Configure the clock box cabling, using the information in the cabling tables for your model and configuration of HP Cluster Platform. See Section 3.5.1 for clock network information and Chapter 6 for clock maintenance information. 14. Connect the network cables from the application and service nodes to the Ethernet network switches to complete the Console and Administration networks, as described in the Ethernet Cabling Tables. 15. Make any required connections from the ProCurve switches to your local area network. 16. Connect the cables from the KVM switch to the control (and optionally service) nodes, as described in the Core Components Guide. 17. Connect the cables from the service nodes to the storage components (optional). 18. Consult the operating system software (such as HP XC) for power-up instructions before applying power through the PDU breakers. 19. Connect all PDUs in all racks to the power bus bars. 20. Turn on the breakers on each PDU (switched to the left). 21. Verify that power is present. A red light on the PDU main breaker indicates there is source power. If power is not present, contact the site's qualified electrician. Overview of Quadrics-Based Clusters 1-7

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cabling links are specified as
secondary destinations
in the cabling
tables.
11.
Determine whether any of the supplemental rules apply, according to the
cabling tables for your model and configuration of HP Cluster Platform.
12.
Using the appropriate
Cabling Tables
as a worksheet, cable the cluster
according to the cabling chart and supplemental rules. See Section 7.6 for
information on connecting cables. (Some cluster configurations might specify
optional connections).
13.
Configure the clock box cabling, using the information in the cabling tables for
your model and configuration of HP Cluster Platform. See Section 3.5.1 for
clock network information and Chapter 6 for clock maintenance information.
14.
Connect the network cables from the application and service nodes to the
Ethernet network switches to complete the Console and Administration
networks, as described in the
Ethernet Cabling Tables
.
15.
Make any required connections from the ProCurve switches to your local
area network.
16.
Connect the cables from the KVM switch to the control (and optionally service)
nodes, as described in the
Core Components Guide
.
17.
Connect the cables from the service nodes to the storage components (optional).
18.
Consult the operating system software (such as HP XC) for power-up
instructions before applying power through the PDU breakers.
19.
Connect all PDUs in all racks to the power bus bars.
20.
Turn on the breakers on each PDU (switched to the left).
21.
Verify that power is present. A red light on the PDU main breaker indicates
there is source power. If power is not present, contact the site’s qualified
electrician.
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