Installing The Oracle Exadata Storage Expansion Rack - Oracle SuperCluster T5-8 Owner's Manual

"Prepare DNS for the System" on page 114
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Network Connection and IP Address Requirements
Prior to installation, network cables must be run from your existing network infrastructure to
the installation site. The network requirements for an Oracle Exadata Storage Expansion Rack
are as follows:
TABLE 70 Oracle Exadata Storage Expansion Rack Network IP Address Requirements
Rack Type
Full expansion rack
Half expansion rack
Quarter expansion rack
Related Information
"Prepare DNS for the System" on page 114
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"Network Requirements Overview" on page 297
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"Expansion Rack Default IP Addresses" on page 300
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"Understanding Expansion Rack Internal Cabling" on page 300
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Installing the Oracle Exadata Storage Expansion Rack

The procedures for installing the Oracle Exadata Storage Expansion Rack are the same as those
for installing Oracle SuperCluster T5-8. See
procedure, then return here. Note that the sections on connecting to a 10 GbE client access
Minimum Quantity Comments
42 ■ 18 for administration (one per Exadata Storage Server)
■ 18 for Oracle ILOM (one per Exadata Storage Server)
■ 4 for switches (3 for InfiniBand and 1 for Ethernet)
■ 2 for monitoring electric current of the PDUs (PDU connectivity is only
required if the electric current will be monitored remotely.)
24 ■ 9 for administration (one per Exadata Storage Server)
■ 9 for Oracle ILOM (one per Exadata Storage Server)
■ 4 for switches (3 for InfiniBand and 1 for Ethernet)
■ 2 for monitoring electric current of the PDUs (PDU connectivity is only
required if the electric current will be monitored remotely.)
13 ■ 4 for administration (one per Exadata Storage Server)
■ 4 for Oracle ILOM (one per Exadata Storage Server)
■ 3 for switches (2 for InfiniBand and 1 for Ethernet)
■ 2 for monitoring electric current of the PDUs (PDU connectivity is
required only if the electric current will be monitored remotely.)
Installing the Oracle Exadata Storage Expansion Rack
"Installing the System" on page 117
Connecting Expansion Racks
for those
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