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01-16-2009 07:11 PM
01-16-2009 07:11 PM
I/O Mismatch Detected
I am just beginning to setup our blade environment on a BLC7000 with 6 x BL465c.
The configuration on the Interconnect Bay is...
Bay1: Emulex LPe1105-HP 4Gb FC HBA
Bay2: Emulex LPe1105-HP 4Gb FC HBA
Bay3: HP GbE2c Layer2/3 Ethernet Blade Switch
Bay4: HP GbE2c Layer2/3 Ethernet Blade Switch
Bay5: HP GbE2c Layer2/3 Ethernet Blade Switch
Bay6: HP GbE2c Layer2/3 Ethernet Blade Switch
Bay7: HP GbE2c Layer2/3 Ethernet Blade Switch
Bay8: HP GbE2c Layer2/3 Ethernet Blade Switch
The configuration on all 6 Blades is...
Mezzanine1: HP 4Gb FC Pass-Thru Module
Mezzanine2: HP NC364m Quad Port 1GbE
I am receiving a Port Mismatch on Interconnect Bays 1-4. Do I need to swap the FC HBA on 1 & 2 with the Switches on 3 & 4? Not sure? Let me know if you need more info. Thanks.
The configuration on the Interconnect Bay is...
Bay1: Emulex LPe1105-HP 4Gb FC HBA
Bay2: Emulex LPe1105-HP 4Gb FC HBA
Bay3: HP GbE2c Layer2/3 Ethernet Blade Switch
Bay4: HP GbE2c Layer2/3 Ethernet Blade Switch
Bay5: HP GbE2c Layer2/3 Ethernet Blade Switch
Bay6: HP GbE2c Layer2/3 Ethernet Blade Switch
Bay7: HP GbE2c Layer2/3 Ethernet Blade Switch
Bay8: HP GbE2c Layer2/3 Ethernet Blade Switch
The configuration on all 6 Blades is...
Mezzanine1: HP 4Gb FC Pass-Thru Module
Mezzanine2: HP NC364m Quad Port 1GbE
I am receiving a Port Mismatch on Interconnect Bays 1-4. Do I need to swap the FC HBA on 1 & 2 with the Switches on 3 & 4? Not sure? Let me know if you need more info. Thanks.
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01-17-2009 12:24 PM
01-17-2009 12:24 PM
Re: I/O Mismatch Detected
Welcome to the ITRC Forums!
Yes, you've understood the problem correctly.
The integrated NICs on all blades are hardwired to connect to I/O bays 1 & 2, so you should always populate those with Ethernet I/O modules.
Likewise, as you have the FC HBAs on Mezzanine 1, you should have the FC Pass-thru modules in I/O bays 3 & 4.
(You had the HBA & Pass-thru module names reversed in your configuration listing. A copy/paste error, I presume.)
The Installation Guide for the c7000 chassis has a nice set of diagrams detailing the hardwired I/O connections between the I/O bays and the blades. For a sysadmin of a c-class blade chassis, it is important to understand this wiring.
MK
Yes, you've understood the problem correctly.
The integrated NICs on all blades are hardwired to connect to I/O bays 1 & 2, so you should always populate those with Ethernet I/O modules.
Likewise, as you have the FC HBAs on Mezzanine 1, you should have the FC Pass-thru modules in I/O bays 3 & 4.
(You had the HBA & Pass-thru module names reversed in your configuration listing. A copy/paste error, I presume.)
The Installation Guide for the c7000 chassis has a nice set of diagrams detailing the hardwired I/O connections between the I/O bays and the blades. For a sysadmin of a c-class blade chassis, it is important to understand this wiring.
MK
MK
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