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302-002-955
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  • Page 1 Dell EMC VxFlex Ready Node 13G Hardware Installation Guide 302-002-955 REV 05...
  • Page 2 MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. USE, COPYING, AND DISTRIBUTION OF ANY DELL SOFTWARE DESCRIBED IN THIS PUBLICATION REQUIRES AN APPLICABLE SOFTWARE LICENSE. Dell, EMC, and other trademarks are trademarks of Dell Inc. or its subsidiaries. Other trademarks may be the property of their respective owners. Published in the USA.

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    CONTENTS Figures Tables Preface Chapter 1 Before You Begin Conventions used in this document........12 Where to get help..............12 Site requirements..............13 Hardware acclimation times........... 13 Part 1 1U1N Procedures Chapter 2 1U1N Configuration Equipment Installation Installation of the equipment in the cabinet ..........18 Installation in cabinets with single-phase power distribution.......
  • Page 4 CONTENTS Chapter 6 Update the Install Database Update the install database................ 56 Part 2 2U1N Procedures Chapter 7 2U1N Configuration Equipment Installation Installation of the equipment in the cabinet ..........60 2U1N configuration installation guidelines..........60 Cabinet rail kits................... 61 Determine rail kit that will be used..............63 Install the static rail assemblies in the cabinet ...........

  • Page 5: Figures

    FIGURES Cabinet stack up for a minimum configuration............19 Cabinet stack up for a maximum configuration............21 Cabinet stack up for a minimum configuration............23 Cabinet stack up for a maximum configuration............25 Cabinet stack up for a minimum configuration............27 Cabinet stack up for a maximum configuration............29 Static rail kit.......................
  • Page 6 FIGURES Hardware Installation Guide...

  • Page 7: Tables

    TABLES Site requirements......................13 Hardware acclimation times (systems and components)..........13 Minimum configuration in single-phase power distribution cabinets......18 Maximum configuration in single-phase power distribution cabinets......19 Minimum configuration in 3-phase delta power distribution cabinets......22 Stack up for a maximum configuration............... 23 Minimum configuration in 3-phase wye power distribution cabinets......
  • Page 8 TABLES Hardware Installation Guide...
  • Page 9 Preface As part of an effort to improve its product lines, Dell EMC periodically releases revisions of its software and hardware. Therefore, some functions described in this document might not be supported by all versions of the software or hardware currently in use.
  • Page 10 EMC products, go to Dell EMC Online Support at https://support.emc.com. Technical support Go to Dell EMC Online Support and click Service Center. You will see several options for contacting Dell EMC Technical Support. Note that to open a service request, you must have a valid support agreement. Contact your Dell EMC sales representative for details about obtaining a valid support agreement or with questions about your account.

  • Page 11: Before You Begin

    CHAPTER 1 Before You Begin This chapter provides information to obtain assistance and to prepare for the installation. Topics include: Conventions used in this document..............12 Where to get help....................12 Site requirements....................13 Hardware acclimation times................13 Before You Begin...

  • Page 12: Conventions Used In This Document

    Note To open a service request through the Dell EMC Online Support site, you must have a valid support agreement. Contact your Dell EMC sales representative for details about obtaining a valid support agreement or to answer any questions about your account.

  • Page 13: Site Requirements

    Before You Begin Site requirements Confirm that the customer site meets all requirements before you begin the installation. The following table describes site requirements and provides references to additional information. Table 1 Site requirements Requirement Description Computer room The system requires a properly equipped computer room with controlled temperature and humidity, proper airflow and ventilation, proper power and grounding, system cable routing facilities, and fire equipment.
  • Page 14 Before You Begin Table 2 Hardware acclimation times (systems and components) (continued) …then let the system or component If the last 24 hours of the acclimate in the new TRANSIT/STORAGE …and the OPERATING environment this many environment was this: environment is this: hours: 68-72°F 40-55% RH 40-55% RH...

  • Page 15: 1U1N Procedures

    PART 1 1U1N Procedures Chapter 2, "1U1N Configuration Equipment Installation" Chapter 3, "Install AC Power Cables" Chapter 4, "Install management network I/O cables" Chapter 5, "Install data network I/O cables" Chapter 6, "Update the Install Database" 1U1N Procedures...
  • Page 16 1U1N Procedures Hardware Installation Guide...

  • Page 17: Chapter 2 1U1N Configuration Equipment Installation

    CHAPTER 2 1U1N Configuration Equipment Installation This chapter provides information for installation of the equipment used in a 1U1N configuration. Topics include: Installation of the equipment in the cabinet ............18 Installation in cabinets with single-phase power distribution.......18 Installation in cabinets with 3-phase delta power distribution......

  • Page 18: Installation Of The Equipment In The Cabinet

    1U1N Configuration Equipment Installation Installation of the equipment in the cabinet Always begin component installation at the bottom of the cabinet and work upward. Install components at the lowest available space for that component type. Placement of the equipment in the cabinet is dependent on the type of power distribution units installed in the cabinet.

  • Page 19: Cabinet Stack Up For A Minimum Configuration

    1U1N Configuration Equipment Installation Figure 1 Cabinet stack up for a minimum configuration Table 4 Maximum configuration in single-phase power distribution cabinets Component Description Quantity Cabinet U Space Function Data Server RX630 Server 2 - 17 and 25 - 40 Installation in cabinets with single-phase power distribution...
  • Page 20 1U1N Configuration Equipment Installation Table 4 Maximum configuration in single-phase power distribution cabinets (continued) Component Description Quantity Cabinet U Space Function Management Server Management Server Management Switch Customer provided 1 19 - 20 GbE switch Data Switch Customer provided 10 21 - 24 GbE switch Hardware Installation Guide...

  • Page 21: Installation In Cabinets With 3-Phase Delta Power Distribution

    1U1N Configuration Equipment Installation Figure 2 Cabinet stack up for a maximum configuration Installation in cabinets with 3-phase delta power distribution Installation in cabinets with 3-phase delta power distribution...

  • Page 22: Minimum Configuration In 3-Phase Delta Power Distribution Cabinets

    1U1N Configuration Equipment Installation Note Install all the equipment in the cabinet before installing and connecting the power and I/O cables. Install the equipment as described in Installation of the equipment in the cabinet page 18. If you are installing the minimum configuration, refer to the figure and table below for minimum configurations for the equipment stack up in the cabinet.

  • Page 23: Cabinet Stack Up For A Minimum Configuration

    1U1N Configuration Equipment Installation Figure 3 Cabinet stack up for a minimum configuration Table 6 Stack up for a maximum configuration Component Description Quantity Cabinet U Space Function Data Server RX630 Server 2 - 17 and 25 - 34 Installation in cabinets with 3-phase delta power distribution...

  • Page 24: Stack Up For A Maximum Configuration

    1U1N Configuration Equipment Installation Table 6 Stack up for a maximum configuration (continued) Component Description Quantity Cabinet U Space Function Management Server Management Server Management Switch Customer provided 1 19 - 20 GbE switch Data Switch Customer provided 10 21 - 24 GbE switch Hardware Installation Guide...

  • Page 25: Installation In Cabinets With 3-Phase Wye Power Distribution

    1U1N Configuration Equipment Installation Figure 4 Cabinet stack up for a maximum configuration Installation in cabinets with 3-phase wye power distribution Installation in cabinets with 3-phase wye power distribution...

  • Page 26: Minimum Configuration In 3-Phase Wye Power Distribution Cabinets

    1U1N Configuration Equipment Installation Note Install all the equipment in the cabinet before installing and connecting the power and I/O cables. Install the equipment as described in Installation of the equipment in the cabinet page 18. If you are installing the minimum configuration, refer to the figure and table below for minimum configurations for the equipment stack up in the cabinet.

  • Page 27: Cabinet Stack Up For A Minimum Configuration

    1U1N Configuration Equipment Installation Figure 5 Cabinet stack up for a minimum configuration Table 8 Maximum configuration in 3-phase wye power distribution cabinets Component Description Quantity Cabinet U Space Function Data Server RX630 Server 2 - 17 and 25 - 36 Installation in cabinets with 3-phase wye power distribution...
  • Page 28 1U1N Configuration Equipment Installation Table 8 Maximum configuration in 3-phase wye power distribution cabinets (continued) Component Description Quantity Cabinet U Space Function Management Server Management Server Management Switch Customer provided 1 19 - 20 GbE switch Data Switch Customer provided 10 21 - 24 GbE switch Hardware Installation Guide...

  • Page 29: Cabinet Rail Kits

    1U1N Configuration Equipment Installation Figure 6 Cabinet stack up for a maximum configuration Cabinet rail kits There are two types of rail kits used to install the PowerEdge server in a cabinet: Cabinet rail kits...

  • Page 30: Static Rail Kit

    FRUs. The sliding rail kit consists of the following items: ™ ™ Two B6 Dell ReadyRails II sliding rail assemblies (1) Two hook and loop straps (2)

  • Page 31: Determine Rail Kit That Will Be Used

    1U1N Configuration Equipment Installation Figure 8 Sliding rail kit Determine rail kit that will be used Unpack the rail kit and determine which type of rail kit is being used for installation of the server. Static Rail Kit -- Install the static rail kit and server as described in the procedures later in this chapter.

  • Page 32: Install The Static Chassis Rails On The Server

    1U1N Configuration Equipment Installation Figure 9 Installing static rail assemblies Install the static chassis rails on the server This procedures describes installation of the static chassis rails on the server. CAUTION The server is heavy and should be handled by two people. To avoid personal injury and/or damage to the equipment, do not attempt to handle the server without a mechanical lift and/or help from another person.

  • Page 33: Install The Server In The Cabinet

    1U1N Configuration Equipment Installation Figure 10 Installing static chassis rails Install the server in the cabinet This procedures describes installation of the server in the cabinet. CAUTION The server is heavy and should be installed in a cabinet by two people. To avoid personal injury and/or damage to the equipment, do not attempt to install the server in a cabinet without a mechanical lift and/or help from another person.

  • Page 34: Install The Sliding Rail Assemblies

    1U1N Configuration Equipment Installation Figure 11 Install the server Install the sliding rail assemblies This procedures describes installation of the sliding rail assemblies in the cabinet. Procedure 1. Position the left and right rail end pieces labeled FRONT facing inward and orient each end piece to seat in the holes on the front side of the vertical cabinet flanges (1).

  • Page 35: Install The Server On Sliding Rail Assemblies

    1U1N Configuration Equipment Installation Figure 12 Installing sliding rail assemblies Install the server on sliding rail assemblies This procedures describes installation of the server on the sliding rail assemblies. CAUTION The server is heavy and should be installed in a cabinet by two people. To avoid personal injury and/or damage to the equipment, do not attempt to install the server in a cabinet without a mechanical lift and/or help from another person.

  • Page 36: Install Server On Sliding Rail Assemblies

    1U1N Configuration Equipment Installation Figure 13 Install server on sliding rail assemblies 7. Push the server into the cabinet. The slam latch on either side of the server engage automatically as the server is pushed into the cabinet (1). Note The slam latches are released by pulling up on the latches (2).

  • Page 37: Routing The Cables

    1U1N Configuration Equipment Installation Routing the cables This procedure describes connecting cables and use of the two hook and loop straps provided in the rail kit to route the cables at the back of the server. Procedure 1. Connect I/O and power cables as described in your system cabling documentation.

  • Page 38: Install The Bezel

    1U1N Configuration Equipment Installation Figure 16 Install the bezel Hardware Installation Guide...

  • Page 39: Chapter 3 Install Ac Power Cables

    CHAPTER 3 Install AC Power Cables This chapter provides sample diagrams and a connection table for installing and connecting power cables to power distribution units (PDUs) and the equipment. This information is provided as an example only, and may differ from your system setup, depending on the number of nodes and the type of PDUs used in your system.

  • Page 40: Guidelines For Installing And Connecting Ac Power Cables

    Install AC Power Cables Guidelines for installing and connecting AC power cables Use the following figure as reference for connectors on the rear panel of the servers and switches. Figure 17 Connectors on rear panel of servers and switches Note As cables are installed and connected, dress and tie cables frequently so that excess slack does not interfere with routing of adjacent cables.

  • Page 41: Sample Single-Phase Wiring For 1U1N Configuration

    Install AC Power Cables Sample single-phase wiring for 1U1N configuration The following diagram and table provide a typical example for connecting power cables in racks with single-phase power distribution units. In this example, PDUs with 14 power inlets are used. Figure 18 Single-phase power distribution Table 9 Single-phase power distribution cabling (from top to bottom) Source...
  • Page 42 Install AC Power Cables Table 9 Single-phase power distribution cabling (from top to bottom) (continued) Source Destination Node 31 PSU1 PDU 1 Port 2 Node 31 PSU2 PDU 2 Port 2 Node 30 PSU1 PDU 1 Port 3 Node 30 PSU2 PDU 2 Port 3 Node 29 PSU1 PDU 1 Port 3...
  • Page 43 Install AC Power Cables Table 9 Single-phase power distribution cabling (from top to bottom) (continued) Source Destination Node 17 PSU2 PDU 2 Port 12 Data Switch B PDU 1 Port 13 Data Switch B PDU 2 Port 13 Data Switch A PDU 1 Port 14 Data Switch A PDU 2 Port 14...
  • Page 44 Install AC Power Cables Table 9 Single-phase power distribution cabling (from top to bottom) (continued) Source Destination Node 5 PSU1 PDU 3 Port 12 Node 5 PSU2 PDU 4 Port 12 Node 4 PSU1 PDU 3 Port 13 Node 4 PSU2 PDU 4 Port 13 Node 3 PSU1 PDU 3 Port 13...

  • Page 45: Chapter 4 Install Management Network I/O Cables

    CHAPTER 4 Install management network I/O cables This chapter provides the diagrams and tables for installing and connecting cables for the management network. Topics include: Guidelines for installing and connecting management network cables ....46 Management network A, nodes 1 - 16 cabling ............46 Management network A, nodes 17 - 22 cabling ..........

  • Page 46: Guidelines For Installing And Connecting Management Network Cables

    Install management network I/O cables Guidelines for installing and connecting management network cables Use the following illustration as reference for console and management ports on the switches. Figure 19 Console and management ports on switches Note As cables are installed and connected, dress and tie cables frequently so that excess slack does not interfere with routing of adjacent cables.

  • Page 47: Management A, Nodes 1 - 16 Cabling Example

    Install management network I/O cables Figure 20 Management A, nodes 1 - 16 cabling example Table 10 Management A, nodes 1 -16 cabling Source Destination Node 1 BMC (iDRAC) Management SwitchA Port 2 Node 1 MGMT1 Management SwitchA Port 4 Node 2 BMC (iDRAC) Management SwitchA Port 6 Node 2 MGMT1...

  • Page 48: Management Network A, Nodes 17 - 22 Cabling

    Install management network I/O cables Table 10 Management A, nodes 1 -16 cabling (continued) Source Destination Node 6 MGMT1 Management SwitchA Port 24 Node 7 BMC (iDRAC) Management SwitchA Port 26 Node 7 MGMT1 Management SwitchA Port 28 Node 8 BMC (iDRAC) Management SwitchA Port 30 Node 8 MGMT1 Management SwitchA Port 32...

  • Page 49: Management Network B, Nodes 23 - 32 Cabling

    Install management network I/O cables Table 11 Management A, nodes 17 - 22 cabling Source Destination Node 17 BMC (iDRAC) Management SwitchA Port 29 Node 17 MGMT1 Management SwitchA Port 31 Node 18 BMC (iDRAC) Management SwitchA Port 33 Node 18 MGMT1 Management SwitchA Port 35 Node 19 BMC (iDRAC) Management SwitchA Port 37...
  • Page 50 Install management network I/O cables Table 12 Management B, nodes 23 -32 cabling (continued) Source Destination Node 30 BMC (iDRAC) Management SwitchB Port 9 Node 30 MGMT1 Management SwitchB Port 11 Node 31 BMC (iDRAC) Management SwitchB Port 13 Node 31 MGMT1 Management SwitchB Port 15 Node 32 BMC (iDRAC) Management SwitchB Port 17...

  • Page 51: Chapter 5 Install Data Network I/O Cables

    CHAPTER 5 Install data network I/O cables This chapter provides the diagrams and tables for installing and connecting cables for the data network. Topics include: Data network A, nodes 1 - 22 cabling example............52 Data network B, nodes 1 - 22 cabling example............53 Install data network I/O cables...

  • Page 52: Data Network A, Nodes 1 - 22 Cabling Example

    Install data network I/O cables Data network A, nodes 1 - 22 cabling example Use the following figure and table to connect cables for the data network A, nodes 1 - 22. The node ports referred to in this table are 10 G ports. Note In this example, data switch ports have been intentionally left empty.

  • Page 53: Data Network B, Nodes 1 - 22 Cabling Example

    Install data network I/O cables Table 13 Data A, nodes 1 - 22 cabling (continued) Source Destination Node 3 Onboard Port 0 Data Switch A Port 10 Node 4 Onboard Port 0 Data Switch A Port 14 Node 5 Onboard Port 0 Data Switch A Port 18 Node 6 Onboard Port 0 Data Switch A Port 22...
  • Page 54 Install data network I/O cables Table 14 Data B, nodes 1 - 22 cabling (continued) Source Destination Node 6 PCIe Port 2 Data Switch B Port 24 Node 7 PCIe Port 2 Data Switch B Port 28 Node 8 PCIe Port 2 Data Switch B Port 32 Node 9 PCIe Port 2 Data Switch B Port 36...

  • Page 55: Chapter 6 Update The Install Database

    CHAPTER 6 Update the Install Database This chapter provides information to update the install database after all installation and configuration work is completed. The chapter contains the following topic: Update the install database................56 Update the Install Database...

  • Page 56: Update The Install Database

    After all work is complete, use this procedure to update the install database. Procedure 1. Open a web browser and navigate to the Dell EMC Business Services website at http://emc.force.com/BusinessServices. 2. In the Post Sales area, click Install Base Group.

  • Page 57: 2U1N Procedures

    PART 2 2U1N Procedures Chapter 7, "2U1N Configuration Equipment Installation" Chapter 8, "Wiring Diagrams for a 2U1N Configuration" Chapter 9, "Update the Install Database" 2U1N Procedures...
  • Page 58 2U1N Procedures Hardware Installation Guide...

  • Page 59: Chapter 7 2U1N Configuration Equipment Installation

    CHAPTER 7 2U1N Configuration Equipment Installation This chapter provides information for installation of the equipment used in a 2U1N configuration. The chapter contains the following topics: Installation of the equipment in the cabinet ............60 2U1N configuration installation guidelines............60 Cabinet rail kits....................61 Determine rail kit that will be used..............

  • Page 60: Installation Of The Equipment In The Cabinet

    2U1N Configuration Equipment Installation Installation of the equipment in the cabinet Always begin component installation at the bottom of the cabinet and work upward. Install components at the lowest available space for that component type. Placement of the equipment in the cabinet is described in 2U1N configuration installation guidelines on page 60.

  • Page 61: Cabinet Rail Kits

    2U1N Configuration Equipment Installation Table 16 Stack up for a maximum configuration (continued) Component Description Quantity Cabinet U Space Function Data Switch Customer provided 10 23 - 24 GbE switch The following illustration represents the maximum 2U1N configuration. Figure 22 Cabinet stack up for 2U1N configurations Cabinet rail kits There are two types of rail kits used to install the PowerEdge server in a cabinet: Static Rail Kit -- The static rail kit allows the server to be extracted a short...

  • Page 62: Static Rail Kit

    FRUs. The sliding rail kit consists of the following items: ™ ™ Two B6 Dell ReadyRails II sliding rail assemblies (1) Two hook and loop straps (2)

  • Page 63: Determine Rail Kit That Will Be Used

    2U1N Configuration Equipment Installation Determine rail kit that will be used Unpack the rail kit and determine which type of rail kit is being used for installation of the server. Static Rail Kit -- Install the static rail kit and server as described in the procedures later in this chapter.

  • Page 64: Install The Static Chassis Rails On The Server

    2U1N Configuration Equipment Installation Install the static chassis rails on the server This procedures describes installation of the static chassis rails on the server. CAUTION The server is heavy and should be handled by two people. To avoid personal injury and/or damage to the equipment, do not attempt to handle the server without a mechanical lift and/or help from another person.

  • Page 65: Install The Sliding Rail Assemblies

    2U1N Configuration Equipment Installation Procedure 1. Insert the ends of the chassis rails into the front of the rails mounted to the cabinet and push the server into the cabinet (1). 2. Depending on the rail configuration, the latches on the front of the server engage automatically (2).

  • Page 66: Install The Server On Sliding Rail Assemblies

    2U1N Configuration Equipment Installation 3. Engage the back end of the rail until it fully seats on the vertical cabinet flange and the latch clicks into place. Repeat these steps to position and seat the front end piece on the vertical cabinet flange (3). Note To remove the rails, pull on the latch release button on the end piece midpoint and unseat each rail (4).

  • Page 67: Install Server On Sliding Rail Assemblies

    2U1N Configuration Equipment Installation Figure 29 Install server on sliding rail assemblies 7. Push the server into the cabinet. The slam latch on either side of the server engage automatically as the server is pushed into the cabinet (1). Note The slam latches are released by pulling up on the latches (2).

  • Page 68: Routing The Cables

    2U1N Configuration Equipment Installation Routing the cables This procedure describes connecting cables and use of the two hook and loop straps provided in the rail kit to route the cables at the back of the server. Procedure 1. Connect I/O and power cables as described in your system cabling documentation.

  • Page 69: Install The Bezel

    2U1N Configuration Equipment Installation Figure 32 Install the bezel Install bezel...
  • Page 70 2U1N Configuration Equipment Installation Hardware Installation Guide...

  • Page 71: Wiring Diagrams For A 2U1N Configuration

    CHAPTER 8 Wiring Diagrams for a 2U1N Configuration This chapter provides the power, management, and data wiring diagrams for the 2U1N configuration. Topics included: Guidelines for wiring a 2U1N configuration............72 Sample single-phase wiring for 2U1N configuration ...........73 Management network wiring for 2U1N configuration ........

  • Page 72: Guidelines For Wiring A 2U1N Configuration

    Wiring Diagrams for a 2U1N Configuration Guidelines for wiring a 2U1N configuration Use the following figure as reference for connectors on rear panels of the servers and switches: Figure 33 Power connectors on rear panel of servers and switches Use the wiring diagrams to connect power, management, and data cables. As cables are installed and connected, dress and tie cables frequently so that excess slack does not interfere with routing of adjacent cables.

  • Page 73: Sample Single-Phase Wiring For 2U1N Configuration

    Wiring Diagrams for a 2U1N Configuration Power (typical sample only):Sample single-phase wiring for 2U1N configuration page 73 Management Management network wiring for 2U1N configuration on page 76 Data A Data network A wiring for 2U1N configuration on page 78 Data B Data network B wiring for 2U1N configuration on page 80 Sample single-phase wiring for 2U1N configuration...

  • Page 74: Single-Phase Power Distribution

    Wiring Diagrams for a 2U1N Configuration Figure 34 Single-phase power distribution Table 17 Single-phase power distribution cabling Source Destination Node 14 PSU1 PDU 1 Port 2 Node 14 PSU2 PDU 2 Port 2 Node 13 PSU1 PDU 1 Port 3 Node 13 PSU2 PDU 2 Port 3 Node 12 PSU1...
  • Page 75 Wiring Diagrams for a 2U1N Configuration Table 17 Single-phase power distribution cabling (continued) Source Destination Data Switch D PDU 2 Port 5 Data Switch C PDU 1 Port 7 Data Switch C PDU 2 Port 7 Node 11 PSU1 PDU 1 Port 9 Node 11 PSU2 PDU 2 Port 9 Node 10 PSU1...

  • Page 76: Management Network Wiring For 2U1N Configuration

    Wiring Diagrams for a 2U1N Configuration Table 17 Single-phase power distribution cabling (continued) Source Destination Node 1 PSU1 PDU 3 Port 14 Node 1 PSU2 PDU 4 Port 14 Management network wiring for 2U1N configuration Use the following figure and table to connect the management network cables. Note The page does not provide enough space to illustrate cabling of the maximum number of nodes in the management network.

  • Page 77: Management Network Cabling

    Wiring Diagrams for a 2U1N Configuration Table 18 Management network cabling Customer Provided Management Switch Source Destination Node 1 BMC (iDRAC) Management Switch Port 2 Node 1 NIC 1 Management Switch Port 4 Node 2 BMC (iDRAC) Management Switch Port 6 Node 2 NIC 1 Management Switch Port 8 Node 3 BMC (iDRAC)

  • Page 78: Data Network A Wiring For 2U1N Configuration

    Wiring Diagrams for a 2U1N Configuration Table 18 Management network cabling (continued) Customer Provided Management Switch Source Destination Node 17 BMC (iDRAC) Management Switch Port 29 Node 17 NIC 1 Management Switch Port 31 Data Network Switch A <...> Port Management Switch Port 45 Data Network Switch B <...>...

  • Page 79: Data Networks A And B

    Wiring Diagrams for a 2U1N Configuration Figure 36 Data networks A and B Table 19 Data network A cabling Data Network A Source Destination Node 1 Onboard Port 0 Data Network Switch A Port 2 Node 2 Onboard Port 0 Data Network Switch A Port 6 Node 3 Onboard Port 0 Data Network Switch A Port 10...

  • Page 80: Data Network B Wiring For 2U1N Configuration

    Wiring Diagrams for a 2U1N Configuration Table 19 Data network A cabling (continued) Data Network A Node 11 Onboard Port 0 Data Network Switch A Port 5 Node 12 Onboard Port 0 Data Network Switch A Port 9 Node 13 Onboard Port 0 Data Network Switch A Port 13 Node 14 Onboard Port 0 Data Network Switch A Port 17...

  • Page 81: Chapter 9 Update The Install Database

    CHAPTER 9 Update the Install Database This chapter provides information to update the install database after all work is completed. The chapter contains the following topic: Update the install database................82 Update the Install Database...

  • Page 82: Update The Install Database

    After all work is complete, use this procedure to update the install database. Procedure 1. Open a web browser and navigate to the Dell EMC Business Services website at http://emc.force.com/BusinessServices. 2. In the Post Sales area, click Install Base Group.

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