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тАО04-22-2008 09:52 AM
тАО04-22-2008 09:52 AM
Hi,
We are setting up our first blade system. They came fully loaded with 2 Onboard Administrators in each enclosure.
Do I assign a unique IP address and DNS name to each OA in the bottom enclosure? Or do I give both the same IP and DNS name and then they (almost like a Windows cluster) magically determine who currently owns the "resources" and only that devices talks on that IP. If it fails then the second OA takes ownership of the IP and DNS name.
Also, for the enclosures above my first, they also have 2 OAs in them. I am assuming I use the uplink/downlink connections to link them to the bottom enclosure. But how does that work if they have 2 OAs in them as well. I am only connecting one uplink cable, so how does that feed both OAs?
I looked through the HP setup PDF, but I could find no reference to 2 OAs - just the simple setup with 1 OA.
Thanks
Nelson
We are setting up our first blade system. They came fully loaded with 2 Onboard Administrators in each enclosure.
Do I assign a unique IP address and DNS name to each OA in the bottom enclosure? Or do I give both the same IP and DNS name and then they (almost like a Windows cluster) magically determine who currently owns the "resources" and only that devices talks on that IP. If it fails then the second OA takes ownership of the IP and DNS name.
Also, for the enclosures above my first, they also have 2 OAs in them. I am assuming I use the uplink/downlink connections to link them to the bottom enclosure. But how does that work if they have 2 OAs in them as well. I am only connecting one uplink cable, so how does that feed both OAs?
I looked through the HP setup PDF, but I could find no reference to 2 OAs - just the simple setup with 1 OA.
Thanks
Nelson
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тАО04-22-2008 10:15 AM
тАО04-22-2008 10:15 AM
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Hi,
You give unique IPs/names for both OAs
link cable enables You to login "both" enclosures OAs at once and You can see the rack topology in OA (or in HP SIM). You still need separate connections to other enclosure OAs.
You give unique IPs/names for both OAs
link cable enables You to login "both" enclosures OAs at once and You can see the rack topology in OA (or in HP SIM). You still need separate connections to other enclosure OAs.
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тАО04-22-2008 10:30 AM
тАО04-22-2008 10:30 AM
Re: Blade nubie - question about dual-OA
Thank you sir!
Nelson
Nelson
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