NEC 5800/320MA manual System Configurations and PCI Slot Availability

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System Configurations and PCI Slot Availability

System Configurations and PCI Slot Availability

Express5800/320Ma systems contain two CPU- I O enclosures, each of which contains a CPU element and an I/O element. The duplication of enclosures provides redundancy in components such as processors, hard drives, PCI slots, and certain I/O ports. PCI slots are logically associated with the I/O elements.

Express5800/320Ma 3.2 GHz systems contain one low-profile PCI slot in each enclosure, for a total of two PCI slots in the system. Optionally, you can install an AK533 attachment kit to add two full-height PCI slots to each enclosure Express5800/320Ma 3.2 GHz, for a total of six PCI slots in the system.

Express5800/320Ma 3.6 GHz and Dual-Core systems contain one low-profile PCI slot and two full-height PCI slots in each enclosure, for a total of six PCI slots in the system.

The CPU- I O enclosures are removable and hot-pluggable. When you remove one CPU- I O enclosure to install a PCI adapter, the other enclosure in the system continues to operate, providing uninterrupted use of the system.

You can use ftServer System Management Console (ftSMC) to view and manage the components, including PCI adapters, in each I/O element. However, note that all I/O elements display as I/O enclosure - n in ftSMC. Similarly, this manual and other ftServer manuals may use the term enclosure in place of the term element.

For more information about working with elements and enclosures, see the operation and maintenance guide for your system, as listed in Table 1-2. For more information about ftSMC, see the Express5800/320Ma: System Administrator’s Guide and the online Help.

PCI Slot Numbering, Reservations, and Performance

Each CPU- I O enclosure in Express5800/320Ma 3.6 GHz and Dual-Core systems contains one low-profile PCI slot that is physically labeled 1 and two additional full-height PCI slots that are physically labeled 2 and 3 (see Figure 1-1). ftSMC displays these slots as PCI Slot Info - 9, 10, and 11.

Similarly, each CPU- I O enclosure in Express5800/320Ma 3.2 GHz systems contains one low-profile PCI slot that is physically labeled 1. ftSMC displays this slot as PCI Slot Info - 9. In Express5800/320Ma 3.2 GHz systems, you can optionally install an AK533 attachment kit to add two full-height slots, providing the same configuration as Express5800/320Ma 3.6 GHz and Dual-Core systems.

Each slot in a Express5800/320Ma 3.2 GHz or 3.6 GHz system runs at a maximum of 100 megahertz (MHz). Slots 2 and 3, if present, are on one dedicated PCIX 100-MHz bus, with no other traffic. Slot 1 is on a 100-MHz bus, but shares this bus with the embedded Ethernet adapters and with a PCI bridge that carries the VGA, USB, SATA disk, CD-ROM, and VTM traffic.

Overview of PCI Adapters 1-3

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Contents Express5800/320Ma PCI Adapter Guide Manual Name Express5800/320Ma PCI Adapter Guide Contents U525 and U526 Optical Fibre Channel PCI Adapters Figures Tables Audience Purpose of This ManualNotation Conventions R N I N G U T I O NTypographical Conventions Getting HelpCall the RegisterDeviceNotification function Preface Preface Express5800/320Ma PCI Adapter Guide PCI Adapters Available with Express5800/320Ma Systems Chapter Overview of PCI AdaptersCLARiiON AX100 Storage System to an Express5800/320Ma System PCI Slot Numbering, Reservations, and Performance System Configurations and PCI Slot AvailabilityPCI Adapter Slot Numbering Paired PCI Slots and Duplex Operation of PCI AdaptersGeneral References Express5800/320Ma Operation and Maintenance U575 Dual-Port Copper Gigabit Ethernet Adapters Chapter Ethernet PCI AdaptersFaceplate of the U575 PCI Adapter Embedded Ethernet PCI Adapters0Ma 3.2 GHz Hardware Requirements of Ethernet PCI AdaptersSoftware Requirements of Ethernet PCI Adapters Software Requirements of Ethernet PCI AdaptersCabling U575 and Embedded Ethernet PCI Adapters Cabling Requirements of Ethernet PCI AdaptersRJ-45 Connector Configuring Ethernet PCI AdaptersStarting PROSet PROSet dialog box appears see -3for an example Types of Fault-Tolerant Ethernet Teams Switch Fault Tolerant Teams Adapter Fault Tolerant TeamsAdaptive Load Balancing Teams Ieee 802.3ad Dynamic Link Aggregation Teams Static Link Aggregation TeamsFault-Tolerant Ethernet Teams and IP Multicasting Virtual LANs Configuring Ethernet Teams To locate an Ethernet PCI adapter port Locating Ethernet PCI AdaptersGeneral tab, click Identify Adapter Identify Adapter Dialog Box Configuring Link Speed and Duplex ModeSetting the Link Speed and Duplex Mode To set the link speed and duplex modeTeaming Wizard starts Creating Ethernet Teams U T I O NSelecting the Type of Team Selecting Ethernet PCI Adapters for a Team Assigning Priorities to Ethernet PCI Adapters 10. Adding a Vlan to a Team Configuring Virtual LANs Over a Team U T I O N11. Specifying a Vlan ID and Name Assigning an IP Address to a Team or Vlan 12. Network Connections Window 13. Ethernet Team Properties 14. Internet Protocol TCP/IP Properties Managing Ethernet TeamsRemoving Ethernet PCI Adapters from a Team 15. Removing an Ethernet PCI Adapter from a Team 17. Icon for a Missing Removed Adapter To physically replace adapters in a team18shows an example of adding a U574 PCI adapter to a team Adding Ethernet PCI Adapters to a TeamTo verify the Ethernet address for a team Updating a Team’s Ethernet Address19. Obtaining the Ethernet Address for a Team Removing an Ethernet Team To update the Ethernet Address for a teamTo remove a team 21. Removing a Team of Ethernet PCI Adapters Troubleshooting Ethernet PCI Adapters23. Status LEDs on Embedded Ethernet Ports Checking Status LEDsLED Checking Cables of Ethernet PCI Adapters Verifying Link Data Rate and ModeChecking the Network Statistics 24. Network Statistics in PROSet 25. Network Statistics in ftSMC To start PROSet Utility diagnostics Using PROSet Utility Diagnostics26. PROSet Diagnostics Chapter U525 and U526 Optical Fibre Channel PCI Adapters 2Express5800/320Ma PCI Adapter Guide Faceplate of an Optical Fibre Channel PCI Adapter Hardware Requirements of Optical Fibre Channel PCI AdaptersTo check for the latest approved and qualified driver Software Requirements of Optical Fibre Channel PCI AdaptersCabling Requirements of Optical Fibre Channel PCI Adapters Installing Optical Fibre Channel PCI Adapters Configuring Optical Fibre Channel PCI AdaptersTo install the adapters Updating the Driver for Optical Fibre Channel PCI Adapters To check the driver using Device Manager To update the driver using Device ManagerDevice Manager, expand Scsi and Raid Controllers Troubleshooting Optical Fibre Channel PCI Adapters Page To convert a PCI adapter to a low- or high-profile adapter Page IndexIndex Index Index Index-4Express5800/320Ma PCI Adapter Guide