Configure The Ports - Dell EMC ScaleIO Ready Node 14G Manual

Port Configuration
Description BMC
(iDRAC)
Monitoring
Physical Port BMC (iDRAC)
on node (remote KVM)
Speed 1 GB
Physical Mgmt Switch
Switch
Description BMC
(iDRAC)
Monitoring
Network N/A
Adapter Name
PCI slot N/A
Physical Port BMC (iDRAC)
on node (remote KVM)
Speed 1 GB
Physical Mgmt Switch
Switch

Configure the ports

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Table 24 R640 server configuration for 10GbE, 2CPU, SFP+ (continued)
ScaleIO ScaleIO
Data1 Client
Network
Port1
PCI 10G (Left) PCI 10G
(Right)
10 GB 10 GB
Data Switch 1 Data Switch 1
Table 25 R640 server configuration for 10GbE, 2CPU, SFP+ (converged)
ScaleIO ScaleIO
Data1 Client
Network
Port1
Sio Data1 Customer
Port1 Port1
2:0 2:1
PCI 10G (Left) PCI 10G
(Right)
10 GB 10 GB
Switch 1 Switch 1
This topic explains how to configure ports on Windows-based nodes.
Procedure
1. Find the PCI slot information for each network adapter.
a. From the Windows Device Manager, select Network adapters.
A list of network adaptors installed on the server is displayed.
b. Double-click each network adapter in the list to open its Properties dialog
box.
The network adapter location is displayed in the General tab, in the
Location field. For example:
PCI Slot 2 (PCI bus 4, device 0, function 0)
In the above example, the network adapter is on PCI 4:0, because 4 is the
bus number, and 0 is the function number.
2. Change the name of each network adapter to its ScaleIO role:
ScaleIO ScaleIO
Client Data2
Network
Port2
PCI 10G PCI 10G
(Right) (Left)
10 GB 10 GB
Data Switch 2 Data
Switch 2
ScaleIO ScaleIO
Client Data2
Network
Port2
Customer Sio
Port2 Data2
Port1
N/A N/A
Onboard 10G Onboard
(Right) 10G
(Left)
10 GB 10 GB
Switch 2 Switch 2 Mgmt Switch
ScaleIO Not in Use
Management
Network
Onboard 1G N/A
(Right)
1 GB N/A
Mgmt Switch Not in use
ScaleIO Not in Use
Management
Network
Public N/A
N/A N/A
Onboard 1G N/A
(Right)
1 GB N/A
Mgmt
Switch