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Troubleshooting
Install
Faulty
Safety Symbols
Diagnostics Supported
Using the clicinit Command
What is
Safety
ServiceGuard Supported
Features
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Planning the Fabric
TCP/UDP/IP
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TCP/UDP/IP
Point-To-Point
Configurations
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Chapter 2
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Contents
Edition
Manufacturing Part Number B6257-90043 March
Legal Notices
Contents
Configuring HyperFabric
Managing HyperFabric
Contents
Figures
Viii
Tables
Tables
About This Document
Intended Audience
HP-UX Release Name and Release Identifier
Publishing History
Publishing History Details
Edition Number Publication Date
What Is in This Document
Organization Chapter Description
New and Changed Information in This Edition
Typographic Conventions
HP Welcomes Your Feedback
Overview of the HyperFabric
Overview of the HyperFabric Product
About HyperFabric
HyperFabric Products
HyperFabric Adapters
Switches and Switch Modules
Other Product Elements
HyperFabric Concepts
HyperFabric Concepts
Planning the Fabric
Planning the Fabric
Preliminary Considerations
Step
Preliminary Considerations
Chapter
Features
OnLine Addition and Replacement Olar Supported
Event Monitoring Service EMS Supported
Application Availability
ServiceGuard Supported
High Availability HA Supported
Switch Management Not Supported
Dynamic Resource Utilization DRU Supported
Load Balancing Supported
Diagnostics Supported
Configuration Parameters
TCP/UDP/IP
Throughput and Latency
HF2 Throughput and Latency with TCP/UDP/IP Applications
Supported HyperFabric Adapter Configurations Bus
Maximum
Adapters
Adapter Type HP Systems Version Support? Per System
TCP/UDP/IP Supported Configurations
Point-to-Point Configurations
TCP/UDP/IP Point-To-Point Configurations
Switched Configuration
TCP/UDP/IP Basic Switched Configuration
High Availability Switched Configuration
TCP/UDP/IP High Availability Switched Configuration
Hybrid Configuration
TCP/UDP/IP Hybrid Configuration
Hyper Messaging Protocol HMP
OnLine Addition and Replacement Olar
Transparent Local Failover Supported
Dynamic Resource Utilization DRU Partially Supported
Configuration Parameters
Hyper Messaging Protocol HMP
HP-UX
HF2 Throughput and Latency with HMP Applications
HF2 adapters
HMP Supported Configurations
Point-to-Point Configuration
HMP Point-To-Point Configurations
Enterprise Database Configuration
HMP Enterprise Database Configuration, Single Connection
Between Nodes
Enterprise Database Local Failover Supported Configuration
Local Failover Supported Enterprise Database Configuration
Multiple Connections between Nodes
Technical Computing Work Stations Configuration
Technical Computing Configuration
Large Technical Computing Configuration
Hyper Messaging Protocol HMP Chapter
Installing HyperFabric
Installing HyperFabric
Checking HyperFabric Installation Prerequisites
Installing HyperFabric Adapters
Online Addition and Replacement
Installing HyperFabric Adapters
Important Olar Terms Meaning
Olar
Planning and Preparation
Critical Resources
Card Compatibility
Configuring HP-UX Peripherals manual
Installing HyperFabric Adapters
HP-UX Peripherals manual
Installing the Software
File Structure
HyperFabric File Structure
Etc/opt/resmon/dictionary/clic01
Kernel library that contains the HyperFabric software
HyperFabric2 8-bit firmware. This file must not be modified
Loading the Software
Installing the Software
Installing HyperFabric Switches
Before Installation
Installing HyperFabric Switches
Installing the HF2 Switch
Front of HF2 Switch A6388A Switch Module Installed
Front of HF2 Switch A6389A Switch Module Installed
Screws Rack front
With the Rail Kit
Rack back
Rack back Bracket
Installing HyperFabric Switches
Without the Rail Kit
Installing HyperFabric Switches
Configuring HyperFabric
Configuring HyperFabric
Configuration Overview
That end with the characters #clic. These lines are used by
Information You Need
Information You Need
Information You Need Chapter
Configuration Information Example
Map for Configuration Information Example
On node a
On node B
Information You Need
Performing the Configuration
Using the clicinit Command
Examples of clicinit
Example
Using SAM
Performing the Configuration
Deconfiguring a HyperFabric Adapter with
SAM
Etc/rc.config.d/clicglobalconf files
Configuring the HyperFabric EMS Monitor
Part Number B6191-90028 September 2001 Edition
Configuring HyperFabric with ServiceGuard
Below shows a HyperFabric switch configuration with
An ServiceGuard Configuration with Two HyperFabric
Switches
How HyperFabric Handles Adapter Failures
Node with Two Active HyperFabric Adapters
Node a
Node with One Failed HyperFabric Adapter
Adapter IP addresses 172.16.10.11
When All HyperFabric Adapters Fail
Node a Node B
Configuring HyperFabric with the ServiceGuard Resource
Configuring ServiceGuard with HyperFabric Using SAM
Monitor
IP0= IP1=
Configuring HMP for Transparent Local
Failover Support
Configuring HMP for Transparent Local Failover Support
How Transparent Local Failover Works
Configuration supporting Local Failover
Case 1 Adapter, Link or Switch Port Failure see Figure
Adapter, Link or Switch Port Failover
Case 2 Switch Failure see Figure
Switch Failover
Case 3 Cable Failure Between Two Switches see Figure
Cable Failover Between Two Switches
Support Using SAM
Configuring HMP for Transparent Local Failover
Deconfiguring HMP for Local Failover support Using
SAM
104
Chapter 105
106
Managing HyperFabric
108
Starting HyperFabric
Using the clicstart Command
Chapter 111
Clicprobe Command
Verifying Communications within the Fabric
Chapter 113
Examples of clicprobe
Clicprobe -l -c clic0 -p
Clicprobe bently7 -c clic0 -p
116
Clicstat Command
Displaying Status and Statistics
118
Examples of clicstat
Clicstat -p TCP
Clicstat -d CFG
Chapter 121
122
Clicstat -d Vrid
124
Chapter 125
Clicstat -p RST
Man commandname
Viewing man Pages
Using the clicshutdown Command
Stopping HyperFabric
Chapter 129
130
Troubleshooting HyperFabric
132
Running Diagnostics
$ ioscan -funC clic
$ clicstart
Chapter 135
Clicdiag Command
Chapter 137
Example of clicdiag
$ clicdiag -r bently8
Chapter 139
Using Support Tools Manager
Useful Files
142
LED Colors and Their Meanings
Adapter LEDs
LED Names by Adapter HyperFabric
144
HyperFabric Adapter LED Colors and Meanings
LED
146
LED Colors and Their Meanings Chapter 147
HF2 Switch LEDs
Chapter 149
HF2 Switch LED Colors and Meanings
Chapter 151
152
Faulty
Determining Whether an Adapter or a Cable is
Determining Whether a Switch is Faulty
HF2 Switch
Chapter 155
Replacing a HyperFabric Adapter
Replacing a HyperFabric Switch
158
Safety and Regulatory
Appendix a
Safety Symbols
Adapters and Switches
Regulatory Statements
FCC Statement USA only
DOC Statement Canada only
Europe RFI Statement
Australia and New Zealand EMI Statement
Radio Frequency Interference Japan Only
Declarations of Conformity
166
Regulatory Statements Appendix a 167
168
Technical Specifications
Appendix B
Physical Attributes
172
Environmental
174
Index
176
