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52 About Your System
I/O Connectivity
The M1000e enclosure
supports three layers of I/O fabric, selectable between
combinations of Ethernet, fibre-channel, and Infiniband modules. You can
install up to six hot-swappable I/O modules in the enclosure, including fibre-
channel switches, fibre-channel pass-throughs, Infiniband switches, Ethernet
switches, and Ethernet pass-through modules
.
Guidelines for Installing I/O Modules
You must follow these guidelines when populating I/O modules. See
Figure 1-15 for the I/O bay locations.
General I/O Module Configuration Guidelines
• If an I/O module is installed in Fabric B or Fabric C, at least one blade
must have a matching mezzanine card installed to support data flow for
that I/O module.
• If a blade has an optional mezzanine card installed in a Fabric B or Fabric
C card slot, at least one corresponding I/O module must be installed to
support data flow for that fabric.
• Modules may be installed in Fabrics B and C independently (you do not
need to install modules in Fabric B before installing modules in the Fabric
C slots.)
• Slots A1 and A2 only support Ethernet I/O modules. This fabric type is
hard-set to Ethernet for these slots and cannot support Fibre Channel,
Infiniband, or other fabric type modules.
• Fabrics A, B, and C can support Ethernet fabric-type modules.
• To enable switch configuration prior to blade imaging, I/O modules are
allowed to power-up before a blade is inserted in the enclosure.
Fabric A
Fabric A is a redundant Gb Ethernet fabric, supporting I/O module slots A1
and A2. The integrated Ethernet controllers in each blade dictate Fabric A as
an Ethernet-only fabric.
NOTE: Fabric A supports KR (10 Gbps standard) if the midplane version in the
enclosure is 1.1 or later. To identify the midplane version, see "Identifying Midplane
Version" on page 38.
- Hardware Owner’s 1
- Notes, Cautions, and Warnings 2
- Contents 3
- 4 Contents 4
- 6 Contents 6
- 8 Contents 8
- 10 Contents 10
- 12 Contents 12
- About Your System 13
- System Overview 14
- System Control Panel Features 16
- LCD Module 18
- LCD Module Features 19
- Using the LCD Module Menus 19
- Configuration Wizard 20
- Main Menu 21
- LCD Setup Menu 21
- Server Menu 21
- Enclosure Menu 21
- Blade Features 22
- 24 About Your System 24
- 26 About Your System 26
- 28 About Your System 28
- 30 About Your System 30
- Hard-Drive Features 31
- Back-Panel Features 34
- Power Supply Indicator 36
- Fan Module Indicators 37
- Identifying Midplane Version 38
- About Your System 39 39
- 40 About Your System 40
- 42 About Your System 42
- About Your System 47 47
- I/O Connectivity 52
- (PowerEdge M710HD Only) 53
- Mezzanine Cards 55
- 56 About Your System 56
- I/O Module Port Mapping 58
- Dual-Port Mezzanine Cards 59
- 60 About Your System 60
- 62 About Your System 62
- 64 About Your System 64
- NOTE: n denotes a variable 64
- 68 About Your System 68
- Quad-Port Mezzanine Cards 69
- 70 About Your System 70
- About Your System 71 71
- 72 About Your System 72
- 74 About Your System 74
- 76 About Your System 76
- Cisco Ethernet Switch 77
- 78 About Your System 78
- About Your System 79 79
- 80 About Your System 80
- About Your System 81 81
- 82 About Your System 82
- About Your System 83 83
- 84 About Your System 84
- About Your System 85 85
- 94 About Your System 94
- Brocade M5424 FC8 I/O Module 95
- 96 About Your System 96
- Brocade M4424 SAN I/O Module 98
- 100 About Your System 100
- 102 About Your System 102
- LCD Status Messages 103
- 104 About Your System 104
- (continued) 105
- 106 About Your System 106
- 108 About Your System 108
- 110 About Your System 110
- 112 About Your System 112
- 114 About Your System 114
- System Messages 115
- 116 About Your System 116
- NOTE: Applicable to M610x 116
- 118 About Your System 118
- 120 About Your System 120
- 122 About Your System 122
- for the 122
- 124 About Your System 124
- 126 About Your System 126
- 128 About Your System 128
- "Blade 129
- System Board Jumper 129
- Settings 129
- 130 About Your System 130
- 132 About Your System 132
- Warning Messages 134
- Diagnostics Messages 135
- Alert Messages 135
- 136 About Your System 136
- Choosing the System Boot Mode 137
- Responding to Error Messages 138
- System Setup Options 139
- Memory Settings Screen 140
- Processor Settings Screen 141
- Boot Settings Screen 143
- Integrated Devices Screen 144
- PCI IRQ Assignments Screen 146
- Serial Communication Screen 146
- M610 and M610x Only) 147
- System Security Screen 148
- Exit Screen 149
- UEFI Boot Manager Screen 150
- UEFI Boot Settings Screen 150
- System Utilities Screen 151
- Using the System Password 151
- Using the Setup Password 153
- Installing Blade Components 155
- Installing a Blade 158
- Removing a Blade Blank 158
- Opening and Closing the Blade 159
- Closing the Blade 161
- Inside the System 162
- System Memory 171
- – PowerEdge M915 172
- NOTE: 8 GB memory modules 174
- NOTE: 4 GB memory modules 174
- – PowerEdge M905 181
- – PowerEdge M805 184
- – PowerEdge M710 188
- – PowerEdge M710HD 194
- – PowerEdge M610/M610x 200
- – PowerEdge M605 205
- – PowerEdge M600 210
- Installing Memory Modules 213
- Removing Memory Modules 214
- I/O Module Mezzanine Cards 217
- Types of Cards Supported 218
- Installing a Mezzanine Card 219
- Removing a Mezzanine Card 222
- PowerEdge M905 and M805 223
- M710HD, M610, and M610x Only) 225
- RAID Battery 226
- Installing the RAID Battery 231
- Integrated NIC Hardware Key 232
- Removing the LOM Riser Card 233
- Installing the LOM Riser Card 234
- (PowerEdge M610x Only) 235
- Installing an Expansion Card 236
- Removing an Expansion Card 238
- NOTE: You may use both power 241
- Processors 243
- Removing a Processor 244
- Installing a Processor 259
- M910 Only) 261
- M905 Only) 262
- Installing an HT Bridge Card 264
- Hard Drives 267
- Removing a Hard Drive 269
- Configuring the Boot Drive 269
- Hard-Drive Backplane 274
- Blade System Board 276
- Installing the System Board 280
- Storage Controller Card 281
- Power Supply Modules 287
- Power Supply Blanks 288
- Figure 4-2 289
- Fan Modules 291
- Installing a Fan Module 292
- CMC Module 293
- Installing a CMC Module 295
- I/O Modules 296
- Enclosure Bezel 298
- Enclosure Midplane 300
- Installing the LCD Module 307
- Troubleshooting Your System 309
- Checking the Equipment 310
- Troubleshooting the Keyboard 311
- Troubleshooting the Mouse 311
- Troubleshooting USB Devices 312
- Troubleshooting Fan Modules 315
- Problem: 317
- Likely Cause and Solution: 317
- Example: 317
- Solution: 317
- Troubleshooting Blade Memory 319
- Troubleshooting Hard Drives 320
- Troubleshooting Processors 322
- Running System Diagnostics 325
- From a USB Flash Drive 327
- Error Messages 329
- System Board Information 331
- Figure 7-6 335
- System Board Connectors 338
- PowerEdge M910 System Board 340
- PowerEdge M905 System Board 342
- PowerEdge M805 System Board 344
- PowerEdge M710 System Board 346
- 348 System Board Information 348
- PowerEdge M610 System Board 349
- PowerEdge M610x System Board 350
- 352 System Board Information 352
- 354 System Board Information 354
- PowerEdge M605 System Board 355
- 356 System Board Information 356
- PowerEdge M600 System Board 357
- System Board Information 359 359
- 360 System Board Information 360
- Getting Help 361
- 362 Getting Help 362
- Index 363 363
- Index 365 365
- Index 367 367
- Index 368 368
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