Cable the hardware - FAS50
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After you install your FAS50 storage system hardware, cable the controllers to the network and shelves.
Contact your network administrator for information about connecting the storage system to your network switches.
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The cluster/HA and host network cabling procedures show common configurations. Keep in mind that the specific cabling depends on the components ordered for your storage system. For comprehensive configuration and slot priority details, see NetApp Hardware Universe.
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The cabling graphics have arrow icons showing the proper orientation (up or down) of the cable connector pull-tab when inserting a connector into a port.
As you insert the connector, you should feel it click into place; if you do not feel it click, remove it, turn it over and try again.
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If cabling to an optical switch, insert the optical transceiver into the controller port before cabling to the switch port.
Step 1: Cable the cluster/HA connections
Cable the controllers to create the ONTAP cluster connections.
FAS50 with one 2-port 40/100 GbE I/O module
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Cable the Cluster/HA interconnect connections:
The cluster interconnect traffic and the HA traffic share the same physical ports (on the I/O module in slot 4). The ports are 40/100 GbE. -
Cable controller A port e4a to controller B port e4a.
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Cable controller A port e4b to controller B port e4b.
100 GbE Cluster/HA interconnect cables
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FAS50 with one 2-port 40/100 GbE I/O module
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Cable the controllers to the cluster network switches:
The cluster interconnect traffic and the HA traffic share the same physical ports(on the I/O module in slot 4). The ports are 40/100 GbE. -
Cable controller A port e4a to cluster network switch A.
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Cable controller A port e4b to cluster network switch B.
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Cable controller B port e4a to cluster network switch A.
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Cable controller B port e4b to cluster network switch B.
40/100 GbE Cluster/HA interconnect cables
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Step 2: Cable the host network connections
Cable the controllers to your Ethernet or FC host network.
FAS50 with one 4-port 10/25 GbE I/O module
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On each controller, cable ports e2a, e2b, e2c and e2d to the Ethernet host network switches.
10/25 GbE cables
FAS50 with one 4-port 64 Gb/s FC I/O module
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On each controller, cable ports 1a, 1b, 1c and 1d to the FC host network switches.
64 Gb/s FC cables
Step 3: Cable the management network connections
Cable the controllers to your management network.
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Cable the management (wrench) ports on each controller to the management network switches.
1000BASE-T RJ-45 cables
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Do not plug in the power cords yet. |
Step 4: Cable the shelf connections
The following procedures show how to cable the controllers to one or two DS460C shelves.
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The cabling examples show DS460C shelves; however, additional SAS shelves are supported, see NetApp Hardware Universe.
Cabling for other supported SAS shelves is similar. See Install and cable shelves for a new system installation. You can also refer to SAS cabling rues, worksheets, and examples overview.
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For the maximum number of shelves supported for your storage system and all of your cabling options, such as optical and switch-attached, see NetApp Hardware Universe.
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The graphics show controller A cabling in blue and controller B cabling in yellow.
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You use the storage cables that came with your storage system, which could be the following cable type:
mini-SAS HD cable
Cable each controller to each IOM12 module on the DS460C shelf.
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Cable controller A to the shelf:
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Cable controller A port 3a to IOMA port 1.
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Cable controller A port 3d to IOMB port 3.
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Cable controller B to the shelf:
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Cable controller B port 3a to IOMB port 1.
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Cable controller B port 3d to IOMA port 3.
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Connect each controller to the IOM12 modules on both DS460C shelves.
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Cable the shelf-to-shelf connections:
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Cable Shelf 1 IOMA port 3 to Shelf 2 IOMA port 1.
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Cable Shelf 1 IOMB port 3 to Shelf 2 IOMB port 1.
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Cable controller A to the shelves:
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Cable controller A port 3a to shelf 1 IOMA port 1.
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Cable controller A port 3d to shelf 2 IOMB port 3.
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Cable controller B to the shelves:
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Cable controller B port 3a to shelf 1 IOMB port 1.
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Cable controller B port 3d to shelf 2 IOMA port 3.
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After you’ve cabled the hardware for your storage system, you power on the storage system.