Learn about the network requirements for OPCM.
10 GbE Network Requirements
The following table shows the minimum network requirements to install an Oracle Public Cloud Machine machine:
Table 2-1 OPCM 10 GbE Network Requirements.
Network Requirement | Description |
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Data center network services |
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Minimum 10 GbE uplinks to your data center |
At least 2 uplinks for EoIB (Ethernet over InfiniBand) infrastructure service and client access networks. |
External access service network VLANs |
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External access client VLANs |
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Maximum 10 GbE network drops |
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Minimum 10 GbE network drops |
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Ethernet devices |
10 Gb Ethernet switch, router, or NIC device that supports: SFP+ 10G-Base-SR Module, XFP 10G-Base-SR Module, or QSFP Optical Module. Connect the network drops to multiple 10GbE switches to ensure no single point of failure exists in the physical routing. The number of network connections from the gateway ports to the data center switches depend upon customer application throughput and network isolation requirements. |
IP addresses |
OPCM requires a large number of host names and IP addresses for the initial configuration. The number of IP addresses required for a particular network, such as the management network, depends on the type of system. In addition, all IP addresses must be statically assigned and not dynamically assigned (DHCP). Oracle technical representatives work with you to gather all the information needed for the network configuration, including host names and IP addresses used for the installation. Configure the new IP addresses in your existing networks only after you have completed to work on the configuration information with an Oracle representative. |
1 GbE Network Requirements
Table 2-2 OPCM 1 GbE Network Requirements.
Network Requirement | Description |
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1 GbE network drops |
1 network drop. If you require a redundant connection, Oracle can work with you for an additional network drop. All OPCM physical components connect to the internal Cisco switch that provides connectivity to your 1GbE management network for managing physical components and dom0. |
1GbE management subnet |
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