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[elid1]

Hi,

Where can I find the hardware Ports layout for the Internal switches (Gen4s)? All I could find is (Mgmt) port 24 on bottom switch that you supposed to connect to your laptop. and, of course any of the Node's Nic2(eth1)&Nic4(eth3) that are redundantly connected to switch A &B. Is there a scheme design of which ports one supposed to use? i.e. node0 eth1 => to port 0 SwitchA, Node0 eth3 => port0 on SwitchB, etc....?

It might be a newbie question, but I could not find any doc describing this anywhere.  

thanks.

[LeoLi]

Hey,

Maybe you can find some useful information from the thread. Hope this helps!

Avamar hardware documentation

[elid1]

although i find this information very helpful, i could not find any information about the internal switches in there.

thanks.

[Anonymous · Accepted solution]

Hi Elid,

you should actually have an EMC IS do this so you will still have support on the grid.

Having said that, the utility node is the first one in the grid (on the bottom of the rack) that will go into port 1 of both switches. (the first port that is.) After that all the storage nodes should be added.

Please take note of the port numbering on the switch as it is imperative to have all ports from 1 to, however many storage nodes you have, in use consecutively otherwise you will get errors on the switch monitoring if there are gaps in the ports that are in use.

hope this answers your question.

Greets,

Jeffrey

[elid1]

I found the answer under SolvE (Proc Gen) document for New Gen4s installation. thanks for all the replies.