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xw2x220c blade workstation network connections, enclosure rear view, Onboard Administrator

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3-2-2 xw2x220c blade workstation network connections While the xw460c blade workstation provides two network taps (NIC1 and NIC2) per blade (see Figure 3-2), the double-density xw2x220c blade workstation provide two network taps per workstation node-thus, there are four network taps on each xw2x220c blade workstation (two network taps for Workstation A and two network taps for Workstation B)-see Figure 3-3. Figure 3-3 Network connections to Interconnect Bays 1, 2, 3, and 4 for the xw2x220c blade workstation The connector in the back of the blade brings out the Workstation A NIC1 and NIC2 signals, and the Workstation B NIC1 and NIC2 signals. For clarity, these signals are shown on one blade only. The 16 NIC1 Ethernet signals from Workstation A are wired to the network device in Interconnect Bay 1. A-NIC1 B-NIC1 The 16 NIC1 Ethernet signals from Workstation B are wired to the network device in Interconnect Bay 2. Network device in Interconnect Bay 1 Network device in Interconnect Bay 2 A-NIC2 Network device in Interconnect Bay 3 B-NIC2 Network device in Interconnect Bay 4 iLO 2 is connected the same as in Figure 3-1. (enclosure rear view, Onboard Administrator modules removed for clarity) The 16 NIC2 Ethernet signals from Workstation A are wired to the network device in Interconnect Bay 3. The 16 NIC2 Ethernet signals from Workstation B are wired to the network device in Interconnect Bay 4. Hardware supported with the blade workstations 14

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Hardware supported with the blade workstations
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3-2-2 xw2x220c blade workstation network connections
While the xw460c blade workstation provides two network taps (NIC1 and NIC2) per blade (see Figure 3-2), the
double-density xw2x220c blade workstation provide two network taps
per workstation node
—thus, there are four
network taps on each xw2x220c blade workstation (two network taps for Workstation A and two network taps for
Workstation B)—see Figure 3-3.
Figure 3-3
Network connections to Interconnect Bays 1, 2, 3, and 4 for the xw2x220c blade workstation
(enclosure rear view,
Onboard Administrator
modules removed for clarity)
The connector in the back of the
blade brings out the Workstation
A NIC1 and NIC2 signals, and
the Workstation B NIC1 and NIC2
signals. For clarity, these signals
are shown on one blade only.
Network device in
Interconnect Bay 2
Network device in
Interconnect Bay 4
B-NIC1
B-NIC2
The 16 NIC1 Ethernet signals
from Workstation A are
wired to the network device
in Interconnect Bay 1.
The 16 NIC1 Ethernet signals
from Workstation B are
wired to the network device
in Interconnect Bay 2.
The 16 NIC2 Ethernet signals
from Workstation A are
wired to the network device
in Interconnect Bay 3.
The 16 NIC2 Ethernet signals
from Workstation B are
wired to the network device
in Interconnect Bay 4.
iLO 2 is connected the
same as in Figure 3-1.
Network device in
Interconnect Bay 1
A-NIC1
Network device in
Interconnect Bay 3
A-NIC2