Name: NetApp HCI
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Configuration option A: Two cables for compute nodes

The NetApp H410C, H610C, and H615C compute nodes support using two network cables for connectivity to

all NetApp HCI networks. This configuration requires that the storage, vMotion and any virtual machine

networks use VLAN tagging. All compute and storage nodes must use the same VLAN ID scheme. This

configuration uses vSphere Distributed Switches that require VMware vSphere Enterprise Plus licensing.

NetApp HCI documentation uses letters to refer to network ports on the back panel of H-series nodes.

Here are the network ports and locations on the H410C storage node:

Here are the network ports and locations on the H610C compute node:

Here are the network ports and locations on the H615C compute node:

This configuration uses the following network ports on each node:

Node Network ports used

H410C D and E

H610C C and D

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NetApp HCI Specifications

General

Product Type	Hyperconverged Infrastructure (HCI)
Data Services	Data protection, encryption
Connectivity	10 GbE, 25 GbE, 40 GbE, 100 GbE
Hypervisor Support	VMware vSphere
Management Node	Included in the solution
Storage Media	SSD and HDD
Node Types	Compute nodes, storage nodes
Storage Protocols	iSCSI
Data Reduction	Deduplication, compression, thin provisioning
High Availability	Built-in redundancy