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Safety and Regulatory Information

Regulatory Statements

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Contents

Manufacturing Part Number B6257-90055 February Edition Legal Notices Contents Managing HyperFabric Contents Contents Figures Figures Tables Tables Printing History Page Overview Overview Overview Switches and Switch Modules HyperFabric ProductsHyperFabric Adapters Other Product Elements HyperFabric Concepts Planning the Fabric Planning the Fabric Step Preliminary Considerations Chapter Application Availability Features TCP / UDP / IP Conﬁguration Parameters Speed and Latency TCP/UDP/IP Supported ConﬁgurationsServer Class Maximum Speed Latency Point-to-Point Conﬁgurations TCP/UDP/IP Point-To-Point Conﬁgurations Switched TCP/UDP/IP Basic Switched Conﬁguration High Availability Switched TCP/UDP/IP High Availability Switched Conﬁguration Hyper Messaging Protocol HMP Hyper Messaging Protocol HMP Conﬁguration Parameters HF2 Speed and Latency w/ HMP Applications HMP Supported Conﬁgurations Point to Point HMP Point-To-Point Conﬁgurations Enterprise Database Enterprise Database Local Failover Supported Conﬁguration Technical Computing Hyper Messaging Protocol HMP Chapter Installing HyperFabric Installing HyperFabric Checking HyperFabric Installation Prerequisites Online Addition and Replacement Installing HyperFabric Adapters Term Meaning Important Olar Terms Critical Resources Planning and Preparation Card Compatibility Card OL* Support Guide File Structure Installing the Software Kernel library that contains the HyperFabric software Man pages for the HyperFabric commands Loading the Software Installing the Software Before Installation Installing HyperFabric Switches Front of HF2 Switch A6388A Switch Module Installed Installing the HF2 Switch Front of HF2 Switch A6389A Switch Module Installed With the Rail Kit Installing the HF2 Switch With the Rail kit Ends of the Rail Kit Installing HyperFabric Switches Without the Rail Kit Installing HyperFabric Switches Installing HyperFabric Switches Chapter Conﬁguring HyperFabric Conﬁguring HyperFabric Conﬁguration Overview Information You Need Information You Need On node a Conﬁguration Information Example Information You Need Information You Need Performing the Conﬁguration Using the clicinit Command Examples of clicinit Using SMH Performing the Conﬁguration Deconﬁguring a HyperFabric Adapter with SMH Conﬁguring the HyperFabric EMS Monitor Conﬁguring HyperFabric with ServiceGuard An ServiceGuard Conﬁguration with Two HyperFabric Switches Example How HyperFabric Handles Adapter Failures Node with One Failed HyperFabric Adapter When All HyperFabric Adapters Fail Conﬁguring ServiceGuard with HyperFabric Using SMH Support Conﬁguring HMP for Transparent Local Failover Conﬁguration supporting Local Failover How Transparent Local Failover Works Conﬁguring HMP for Transparent Local Failover Support Adapter, Link or Switch Port Failover Case 1 Adapter, Link or Switch Port Failure see Figure Case 2 Switch Failure see Figure Switch FailoverCase 3 Cable Failure Between Two Switches see Figure Cable Failover Between Two Switches SMH Conﬁguring HMP for Transparent Local Failover Support Using Deconﬁguring HMP for Local Failover support Using SMH 10 Conﬁguring the Transparent Local Failover feature On node B Conﬁguring HMP for Transparent Local Failover Support Managing HyperFabric Managing HyperFabric Starting HyperFabric Using the clicstart Command These steps Verifying Communications within the Fabric Clicprobe Command Clicprobe -l -c clic0 -p Examples of clicprobe Clicprobe bently4 100 Displaying Status and Statistics Clicstat Command Clicstat -p TCP Examples of clicstat Clicstat -d CFG 104 Chapter 105 Clicstat -d Vrid Clicstat -p RST 108 Viewing man Pages Man commandname Stopping HyperFabric Using the clicshutdown Command Chapter 111 112 Troubleshooting HyperFabric 114 Running Diagnostics 116 Clicdiag Command Clicdiag -r bently8 Example of clicdiag Chapter 119 Using Support Tools Manager Useful Files 122 LED Colors and Their Meanings Adapter LEDsLED Name HyperFabric Adapter 124 HyperFabric Adapter LED Colors and Meanings HF2 Switch LEDs HF2 Switch LED Colors and Meanings 128 Determining Whether an Adapter or a Cable is Faulty Determining Whether a Switch is Faulty Chapter 131 Replacing a HyperFabric Adapter Replacing a HyperFabric Switch 134 Safety and Regulatory Information Appendix a Safety Symbols Regulatory Statements Adapters and SwitchesFCC Statement USA only DOC Statement Canada only Europe RFI Statement Australia and New Zealand EMI StatementRadio Frequency Interference Japan Only Declarations of Conformity Regulatory Statements Appendix a 141 142 Technical Speciﬁcations Physical Attributes Environmental 146 Index 148

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