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тАО05-08-2007 06:00 PM
тАО05-08-2007 06:00 PM
EVA8000 SAN connection
Hello
Need help on EVA8000 SAN connection. We've purchase an EVA8000, and two 4/16 SAN switches. We already have two existing 4/16 SAN switches in production. I'll like to connect 4 ports from EVA (2 from each controllers) to the new SAN switches, and the other 4 ports to the existing SAN switches. I do not want to ISL the new switches with the production switches. Is this a supported configuration, even though Command View server is only connected to one switch?
Thanks
Regards
Teresa
Need help on EVA8000 SAN connection. We've purchase an EVA8000, and two 4/16 SAN switches. We already have two existing 4/16 SAN switches in production. I'll like to connect 4 ports from EVA (2 from each controllers) to the new SAN switches, and the other 4 ports to the existing SAN switches. I do not want to ISL the new switches with the production switches. Is this a supported configuration, even though Command View server is only connected to one switch?
Thanks
Regards
Teresa
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тАО05-08-2007 06:40 PM
тАО05-08-2007 06:40 PM
Re: EVA8000 SAN connection
Teresa,
This is a supported environment.
Connect your servers with 2 fiber cards to two different switches for redundancy reasons.
This is a supported environment.
Connect your servers with 2 fiber cards to two different switches for redundancy reasons.
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тАО05-09-2007 07:36 PM
тАО05-09-2007 07:36 PM
Re: EVA8000 SAN connection
Yes, this is fully supported!
I know it is not very well documented.
One example of a multi fabric SAN can be found in the CA EVA planning guide (see attachment)
For redundancy reasons I woul attach the CV server to two fabrics and both controllers!
Cheers
Peter
I know it is not very well documented.
One example of a multi fabric SAN can be found in the CA EVA planning guide (see attachment)
For redundancy reasons I woul attach the CV server to two fabrics and both controllers!
Cheers
Peter
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