Node Ports On Front-End Switches; Network Cable And Labeling - Dell ECS EX Series Hardware Manual

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NOTE:
The connections to the Fox switch are incorrect. The iDRAC connection to the Fox switch should connect to ports
17-32, NIC Port 1 should connect to ports 1-16.
The numbered front-end switch ports used for connecting to the ports on the EX500 nodes are shown in the following diagram.
Port 1 on the Hare switch (FE2) connects to port 4 on Node 1. Port 2 on the Hare switch (FE2) connects to port 4 on Node 2,
and so on. Similarly, Port 1 on the Rabbit switch (FE1) connects to port 3 on Node 1. Port 2 on the Rabbit switch (FE1) connects
to port 3 on Node 2, and so on.
Figure 58. Node ports on front-end switches
Figure 59. Network cable and labeling
In the table below, x is the server number.
Network Cable Description
1 - iDRAC management port, back-end switch 1
2 - Back-end switch 1
3 - Back-end switch 2
4 - Front-end switch 2
5 - Front-end switch 1
6 - Power cable (black)
7 - Power cable (grey)
The numbered back-end switch ports used for connecting to the ports on the EX500 nodes are shown in the following diagram.
Port 1 on the Hound switch (BE2) connects to port 2 on Node 1. Port 2 on the Hound switch (BE2) connects to port 2 on Node
2, and so on. Similarly, Port 1 on the Fox switch (BE1) connects to port 1 on Node 1. Port 2 on the Fox switch (BE1) connects to
port 1 on Node 2, and so on.
Labeling
Server x iDRAC *
Server x BE 1 *
Server x BE 2 *
Server x FE 2 *
Server x FE 1 *
AC PS1
AC PS2
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