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Dell EMC PowerProtect DD9900 - Connecting Data Cables

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Figure 61 HA interconnect
Connecting data cables
About this task
The following figures show the I/O module slot numbers.
The slot labeled N is the network daughter card, which contains ports ethMa, ethMb, ethMc, and
ethMd.
The physical interface name format for the other I/O module slots is eth
Xy
, where X is the slot
number and
y
is an alphanumeric character. For example, eth0a.
For most horizontal I/O module NIC interfaces, the port numbering goes from left to right, with
eth
X
a on the left. The horizontal I/O module slots on the left-in slots 11-13 are inverted. The port
numbering on these I/O modules in these slots goes from right to left, with eth
X
a on the right.
For vertical I/O module NIC interfaces, the port numbering goes from top to bottom, with eth
X
a at
the top.
The management port ethMa is the first port set up by the Configuration Wizard. It is marked with
a red rectangle in the figure below.
Figure 62
Slot numbering
Procedure
1. For 10 GBASE-T connections, use 55m or 100m cat 6 copper cables with RJ-45 connectors.
2. For 10 GbE-SFP+ optical connections, refer to the list of qualified adapters and use an OM1
160 MHz (2 to 26m), OM1 200 MHz (2 to 33m), OM2 400 MHz, (2 to 66m), OM2 500 MHz
Connect Cables and Power On
Dell EMC PowerProtect DD9900 System Installation Guide 67

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