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How do I cluster 2 A5200's to an E4500?
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Not really sure what you mean. To me a cluster is two machines, sharing logical disksets in an array of some kind.
If you want to connect 2 arrays to one machine, it is a case of either connecting them to seperate controllers or chaining them together on one controller.
Steve
If you want to connect 2 arrays to one machine, it is a case of either connecting them to seperate controllers or chaining them together on one controller.
Steve
Steve's right,
A cluster would be 1xA5200 connected to 2xE4500 (example)...
If you want to connect 2xA5200 to a single E4500 then, as
Steve says, it's a case of either connecting them to seperate controllers as individual arrays, or daisy-chaining them together, numbering the A5200s 0 and 1 (via the front panel) and connecting one end of the daisy onto your E4500.
Let me know if I can offer any advice.
Darren
A cluster would be 1xA5200 connected to 2xE4500 (example)...
If you want to connect 2xA5200 to a single E4500 then, as
Steve says, it's a case of either connecting them to seperate controllers as individual arrays, or daisy-chaining them together, numbering the A5200s 0 and 1 (via the front panel) and connecting one end of the daisy onto your E4500.
Let me know if I can offer any advice.
Darren
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