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05-24-2012 12:17 PM
05-24-2012 12:17 PM
BL680 G7 adapter question
Prosenjit had a BL680c G7 question:
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BL680 G7 is having Six (6) embedded HP NC553i 10Gb FlexFabric adapter ports.
Does this mean that there are three dual port cards embedded ? I am checking in terms of failure of one card ( two ports ) should not hamper the other four ports.
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Reply from Monty:
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The Onboard Administrator 3.50 User Guide port mapping section contains the BL680c G7 port mapping information for the c7000 and c3000 enclosures.
There are three embedded 10Gb FlexFabric dual-port NICs and seven Mezzanine card slots in that server blade.
The BL680c G7 quickspec indicates these are NC553i ports.
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The loss of one LOM will not impact the others. Each LOM has a dual-port NIC. Any other questions?
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