刀片相关网络技术08_319571_Integrity_BL8x0c_i2_Virtual_Connect_20-Jan-2012.pptxVIP

HP Integrity BL8x0c i2 Server Blades Virtual Connect Rev.12.11 HP Integrity Server Blades L200 Service and Support Module objectives Describe Virtual Connect technology and how it works Describe Virtual Connect Flex-10 technology and how it works Manage Virtual Connect environments using Virtual Connect Manager Use Virtual Connect Support Utility to update the firmware on a Virtual Connect module Virtual Connect Technology Overview of Virtual Connect technology Virtual Connect Puts an abstraction layer between servers and external networks LAN and SAN see a pool of servers rather than individual servers Creates bay-specific I/O profiles, assigns unique MAC addresses and WWNs to these profiles, and administers them locally Virtual Connect environment with BladeSystem c-Class enclosure Virtual Connect modules plug directly into the bays and can be redundant SAN A B C Spare LAN How Virtual Connect works No special mezzanine cards required Works with Ethernet NICs and Fibre Channel HBAs Virtual Connect Securely administers the Ethernet MAC addresses and Fibre Channel WWNs Requires no recabling or multiple administrator assistance Resets default MAC addresses and WWNs before boot Accesses physical NICs and HBAs through the Onboard Administrator and iLO interfaces on the server blades Resets local server MAC address and WWN to factory-default if server is moved to an enclosure without VC You can select MAC/WWN values from: Factory defaults A specific, user-defined range HP predefined ranges Virtual Connect domain Can include up to four stacked c7000 enclosures Any server blade can access any LAN or SAN connected to a Virtual Connect module A server blade can replace (spare) another server blade within the same enclosure (must have the same processor type and requisite number and type of connections) Hidden slide for how VC works Overview of Virtual Connect Flex-10 technology Increases the number of NICs without adding extra mezzanine cards Lowest power consu