Personal Computer User Manual
Table Of Contents
- Safety Instructions
- Preface
- Getting Started
- PowerEdge Cluster Components
- Minimum System Requirements
- Basic Installation Procedure
- Adding Peripherals Required for Clustering
- Setting Up the Cluster Hardware
- Cabling the Cluster Hardware
- Updating System BIOS/Firmware for Clustering
- Setting Up the Shared Storage Subsystem Hard-Disk...
- Setting Up the Internal SCSI Hard-Disk Drives
- Installing and Configuring Windows NT Server Enter...
- Installing and Configuring the Microsoft Cluster S...
- Installing PowerEdge Cluster Applications
- Checking the System
- Cabling the Cluster Hardware
- Configuring the Cluster Software
- Low-Level Software Configuration
- High-Level Software Configuration
- Installing Intel LANDesk® Server Manager
- Choosing a Domain Model
- Static IP Addresses
- IPs and Subnet Masks
- Configuring Separate Networks on a Cluster
- Changing the IP Address of a Cluster Node
- Naming and Formatting Shared Drives
- Driver for the RAID Controller
- Updating the NIC Driver
- Adjusting the Paging File Size and Registry Sizes...
- Verifying the Cluster Functionality
- Uninstalling Microsoft Cluster Server
- Removing a Node From a Cluster
- Setting Up the Quorum Resource
- Using the ftdisk Driver
- Cluster RAID Controller Functionality
- Running Applications on a Cluster
- Troubleshooting
- Upgrading to a Cluster Configuration
- Stand-Alone and Rack Configurations
- Cluster Data Sheet
- PowerEdge Cluster Configuration Matrix
- Regulatory Compliance
- Safety Information for Technicians
- Warranties and Return Policy
- Index
PowerEdge Cluster Configuration Matrix D-1
Appendix D
PowerEdge Cluster Configuration Matrix
T
he Cluster Configuration Matrix form, which is
shown on the following page, is attached to the back of
each cluster node and is used by the system installer to
record important information about the hardware on each
cluster component. Keep these completed forms attached
to their respective cluster components. Have these forms
handy any time you call Dell for technical support.
The form provides fields for the following information:
•
Form completion date
•
Unique cluster identification (ID) number
•
Service tag numbers for each cluster component
•
List of each cluster node’s Peripheral Component
Interconnect (PCI) slots and the adapters installed in
each
•
Usage description for each installed adapter
•
PowerEdge Scalable Disk System 100 (SDS 100)
storage system service tags associated with each
PowerEdge Expandable redundant array of inexpen-
sive disks (RAID) Controller channel
NOTE: Currently, only two PowerEdge SDS 100
storage systems are supported on the PowerEdge
Cluster. Future enhancements will provide support
for up to four SDS 100 storage systems.