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Computadores - HP Server tc4100 (212.45 kb)
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HP Tower Server tc4100 with
NetRAID-2M (HP Rack Storage/12)
Windowsâ 2000 Advanced Server
Cluster Configuration Guide
Introduction
This document defines the server cluster configurations supported by Hewlett-Packard for interconnection of
two HP tc4100 servers and one or multiple HP Rack Storage/12 disk drive enclosure(s), with Microsoftâ
Cluster Server software. These configurations provide high server cluster availability and minimize single
points of failure (SPOFs). Hewlett-Packard will support any cluster configuration that conforms to the
guidelines of this document. Deviations from the supported configurations can result in an inoperative
cluster, an operating cluster with degraded performance, or hidden SPOFs. Therefore, deviations are not
supported. For revision/update information on this document, refer to Versions on page 7.
Cluster Configuration Elements
This section identifies the hardware components, system software, network interfaces, and power distribution
arrangement required to build an operational server cluster supported by Hewlett-Packard. The various
server cluster elements are listed below, and their associated configuration data is detailed in separate tables
and illustrations that follow.
· Server configuration
· Shared storage configuration
· Intra-cluster (heartbeat) LAN configuration
· Client LAN configuration
· SCSI cabling and power distribution configuration
Server Configuration
Parameter Specification
Server
Type
HP Tower Server tc4100
Number
of
nodes
Two
Each node must be the same server type, but nodes may differ in their CPU
clock speeds and cache sizes, and amounts of main memory.
Clock speed
1.40 GHz, or any CPU within the same processor family
Number of CPUs
Two
BIOS
Version 4.06.12 RI, or later
CPU
cache
Any
size
RAM
Recommend 512 MB, minimum. Must be HP.
Number of power
One standard, two required for redundancy
supplies
I/O slots
Added cards may be installed in any appropriate slot, considering the server
default boot order provided below.
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