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10 HP ProLiant Cluster F100 Installation Guide

Because clients desiring the full advantage of the cluster will now connect to the

cluster rather than to a specific server, configuring client connections will differ

from those for a stand-alone server. Clients will connect to virtual servers, which

are cluster groups that contain their own IP addresses.

Private or Public Interconnect

There are two types of interconnect paths:

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Private interconnect

Public interconnect

For more information on recommended interconnect strategies, refer to the white

paper, Best Practices Checklist—Increasing Network Fault Tolerance in a

Microsoft® Windows® Server 2003, Enterprise Edition High Availability Server

Cluster, available from the ProLiant High Availability website

(http://www.hp.com/servers/proliant/highavailability

Interconnect Adapters

Ethernet adapters and switches are supported as interconnects in ProLiant

clusters. Either a 10-Mb/s, 100-Mb/s, or 1000-Mb/s Ethernet adapter can be used.

Ethernet adapters can be connected together using an Ethernet crossover cable or

a private Ethernet hub. Both of these options provide a dedicated interconnect.

Implementing a direct Ethernet connection minimizes potential single points of

failure.

NOTE: An Ethernet crossover cable is provided in the HP ProLiant

Cluster Starter kit.

Redundant Interconnects

To reduce potential disruptions of intracluster communication, use a redundant

path over which communication can continue if the primary path is disrupted.

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