6.
Slide the HCA card into the socket making sure to fit the HCA faceplate into
place (1), then secure the HCA faceplate to the rear of the server (2). See
48, "Inserting the HCA card and Locking it in Place," on page
FIGURE 48
Note -
other methods of securing the HCA to the chassis. For example, some servers have a captive
screw on the rear of the chassis that holds the HCA in place. If your server does not use a
latching mechanism, consult your server's documentation for information about the proper
method for securing the HCA card.
7.
When the HCA is installed, replace the cover and reattach cables per the server
manufacturer's instructions.
Connecting the Fabric Interconnect to Other Equipment
When you connect the Fabric Interconnect to other equipment and to facility power, follow this
order:
1. Client server(s)
2. Network switches and routers
3. AC power
Connecting to Client Servers
Client servers are connected to the Fabric Interconnect through the Fabric Interconnect's Fabric
Board. The Fabric Interconnect has models which feature different Fabric Board options.
Fabric Interconnects
Oracle offers Fabric Interconnects with InfiniBand Fabric Boards:
The Fabric Interconnect F1-15 with a QDR Fabric Board
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Inserting the HCA card and Locking it in Place
The illustration shows a latching mechanism securing the HCA (2). Some servers have
Connecting the Fabric Interconnect to Other Equipment
Installing the Fabric Interconnect
Figure
77.
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