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Updated: May 2016

Oracle^® SuperCluster T5-8 Owner's Guide

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Understanding the System

Understanding Oracle SuperCluster T5-8

Spares Kit Components

Oracle SuperCluster T5-8 Restrictions

Identifying Hardware Components

Full Rack Components

Half Rack Components

Understanding the Hardware Components and Connections

Understanding the Hardware Components

Understanding the Physical Connections

Understanding the SPARC T5-8 Server Physical Connections

PCIe Slots (SPARC T5-8 Servers)

Card Locations (SPARC T5-8 Servers)

NET MGT and NET0-3 Port Locations (SPARC T5-8 Servers)

InfiniBand Private Network Physical Connections (SPARC T5-8 Servers)

Oracle ILOM Management Network Physical Connections (SPARC T5-8 Servers)

1-GbE Host Management Network Physical Connections (SPARC T5-8 Servers)

10-GbE Client Access Network Physical Connections (SPARC T5-8 Servers)

Understanding the Exadata Storage Server Physical Connections

InfiniBand Private Network Physical Connections (Exadata Storage Servers)

Oracle ILOM Management Network Physical Connections (Exadata Storage Servers)

1-GbE Host Management Network Physical Connections (Exadata Storage Servers)

Understanding the ZFS Storage Appliance Physical Connections

InfiniBand Private Network Physical Connections (ZFS Storage Appliance)

Oracle ILOM Management Network Physical Connections (ZFS Storage Appliance)

1-GbE Host Management Network Physical Connections (ZFS Storage Appliance)

SAS Physical Connections (ZFS Storage Appliance)

Cluster Physical Connections (ZFS Storage Appliance)

Power Distribution Units Physical Connections

Understanding the Software Configurations

Understanding Domains

Understanding General Configuration Information

Understanding Half Rack Configurations

Understanding Full Rack Configurations

Understanding Clustering Software

Cluster Software for the Database Domain

Cluster Software for the Oracle Solaris Application Domains

Understanding the Network Requirements

Network Requirements Overview

Network Connection Requirements for Oracle SuperCluster T5-8

Understanding Default IP Addresses

Preparing the Site

Installing the System

Maintaining the System

Monitoring the System

Configuring Exalogic Software

Understanding Internal Cabling

Connecting Multiple Oracle SuperCluster T5-8 Systems

Connecting Expansion Racks

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Cluster Physical Connections (ZFS Storage Appliance)

Each ZFS storage controller contains a single cluster card. The cluster cards in the storage controllers are cabled together as shown in the following figure. This allows a heartbeat signal to pass between the storage controllers to determine if both storage controllers are up and running.

image:Graphic showing the cluster connections between the storage controllers.

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