Inter-Cabinet Server Management Network Topology to 324 Nodes - Integrated Big Data Platforms

1700 Platform Product and Site Preparation Guide

Product
Integrated Big Data Platforms
Published
March 2018
Language
English (United States)
Last Update
2018-04-17
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Product Category
Hardware
Server Management Network for System with Maximum 324 Nodes, 2 BYNET Cabinets

  • This configuration is built on the cabinet and collective topology defined in Collectives.
  • The topology shown in the illustration above is based on a 1700 system with 108 cabinets in a 2+1 or 3+0 configuration with one clique per cabinet. The topology may differ depending on the number of cabinets in the system. The number of cabinets is determined by the clique configuration (1+0, 1+1, 2+0, 2+1, or 3+0) of the cabinets in the system.
  • Each cabinet shown above represents a collective. The collective may include Platform Framework Cabinets (not shown).
  • Separate paths for the primary and secondary server management networks ensure network redundancy.
  • The primary network is configured as follows:
    • The upper primary Ethernet switch in the BYNET V5 Network-0 cabinet acts as the gathering switch for the primary switches in odd-numbered cabinets 1-89. The primary switches in those odd-numbered cabinets act as gathering switches for the primary switches in even-numbered cabinets 2-90.
    • The lower primary Ethernet switch in the PFC acts as the gathering switch for the primary switches in odd-numbered cabinets 91-107. The primary switches in those odd-numbered cabinets act as gathering switches for the primary switches in even-numbered cabinets 92-108.
  • The secondary network is configured as follows:
    • The upper secondary Ethernet switch in the BYNET V5 Network-0 cabinet acts as the gathering switch for the secondary switches in even-numbered cabinets 2-90. The secondary switches in those even-numbered cabinets act as gathering switches for the secondary switches in odd-numbered cabinets 1-89.
    • The lower secondary Ethernet switch in the BYNET V5 Network-0 cabinet acts as the gathering switch for the secondary switches in even-numbered cabinets 92-108. The secondary switches in those even-numbered cabinets act as gathering switches for the secondary switches in odd-numbered cabinets 91-107.
  • For port-to-port cabling, see the appropriate Hardware Installation Guide.