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Storage network
Federation network
Management network
Organize the cables
Use the cable management arm (CMA) to organize the power and network cables.
Note: Make sure you have sufficient slack in the cables to fully extend the server from the rack until the rails are
safely locked in the extended position.
Procedure
1. Insert the outer CMA brackets on the interior sides of both rack flanges.
2. Gather the cables on each side of the server into bundles.
3. Thread the hook and loop straps through the tooled slots on the outer CMA brackets on each side of the server and secure
the cable bundles.
For more information, see the Cable Management Arm Installation Instructions supplied in the cable management kit.
Power up the server
HPE SimpliVity 380 Gen10 and HPE SimpliVity 380 Gen10 H power and health indicators.
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10 GbE network used for storage data traffic. You connect
the 10 GbE network interfaces on each server in a federation
datacenter or cluster to a switch. Optionally, you can connect
the 10 GbE interfaces from one server in a federation datacen-
ter or cluster to the 10 GbE interfaces on another server in
the same federation datacenter or cluster to create a direct-
connected configuration.
10 GbE network used for communication between Virtual
Controllers in a federation datacenter or cluster, and does not
route to remote datacenters or clusters. No guest virtual ma-
chines use this network. This network requires a port group
on the same network as the Storage network.
1 GbE or 10 GbE network used for federation management.
This network must be accessible by the Hypervisor Manage-
ment System and CLI users. If you are using a VLAN, ensure
that the IP address of the Virtual Controller and the IP address
of the hypervisor host can access each other.
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