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05-29-2013 12:59 AM
05-29-2013 12:59 AM
14 node network setup redundancy/HA Best practices?
Hi,
We have a 14 node P4500 cluster, all in one MG, all in one CL and need more redundancy and HA.
We have a few things we would like to clear. Please see attached image.
- There is a HP Procurve mesh setup between Site A and Site B. Switches are of type 3500yl.
- All storage nodes are configured in Bond ALB/Flow control(also on switches)/1000Mbit Full.
- At the moment there is no FOM, so Site A is running 3 managers, while Site B is running 2 managers, at the moment Site B is allowed to go down, in the future the MG needs to maintain quorum at all time when site failure occurs.
- We dont want to use routers to route the traffic between 10.128.0.0 and 10.128.16.0 because it will produce more latency. We would like to use layer 2 routing instead.
- How do we define a default gateway to the nodes, because only one switch can be the gateway. Or do we need to use RIP fort his part? This in case a switch failure occurs.
- Will the setup with the FOM work over the IPSEC connection, all it needs to do is maintain quorum, right? There shouldnt be a problem if the FOM is gone for a short period of time, right?
- What will happen if the switch mesh(2 seperate fibers combined, marked A in the image) goes down? Will there be a split brain situation?
Advice would be higly appreciated!
Regards,
Nico
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05-30-2013 09:10 PM
05-30-2013 09:10 PM
Re: 14 node network setup redundancy/HA Best practices?
- We dont want to use routers to route the traffic between 10.128.0.0 and 10.128.16.0 because it will produce more latency. We would like to use layer 2 routing instead.
Am I missing something? Dont we need a router to 'route' between vlans?
it looks like what you want to setup i s a multi-stie cluster.
I cant explain everything here. So look at this manual and pay particular attention to the required bandwidth needed round trip latency needs to be no more then 2 ms between sites.
Look at page 5 under the section best practices.
Anyway read this document and pick a model then let me know any question s you might have.
http://bizsupport1.austin.hp.com/bc/docs/support/SupportManual/c03562494/c03562494.pdf
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05-31-2013 06:38 AM
05-31-2013 06:38 AM
Re: 14 node network setup redundancy/HA Best practices?
I believe, but haven't tested, that your IPSEC FOM is fine. If that connection is lost for a little you won't have a split brain problem UNLESS you lose connection to the FOM and both sites also lose connection to eachother. Actual bandwidth usage for the FOM is tiny, but I think the manual says you need 100mbit, but from what I've seen, 10mbit is plenty.