Understanding the Software Configurations
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Two sockets for the Large Domain, one socket apiece for the two Small Domains, four
sockets for the Medium Domain
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Five sockets for the Large Domain, one socket apiece for the two Small Domains and
the Medium Domain
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Config F5-2 (One Large Domain, four Small Domains): The following options are available
for CPU and memory resource allocation:
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Four sockets for the Large Domain, one socket apiece for the four Small Domains
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Three sockets for the Large Domain, one socket apiece for the first three Small
Domains, two sockets for the fourth Small Domain
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Two sockets for the Large Domain, one socket apiece for the first and second Small
Domains, two sockets apiece for the third and fourth Small Domains
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Two sockets for the Large Domain, one socket apiece for the first three Small Domains,
three sockets for the fourth Small Domain
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Two sockets for the Large Domain and the for the first Small Domain, one socket apiece
for the second and third Small Domains, two sockets for the fourth Small Domain
Management Network
Two 1-GbE host management ports are part of one IPMP group for each Large Domain.
Following are the 1-GbE host management ports associated with each Large Domain,
depending on how many domains are on the SPARC T5-8 server in the Full Rack:
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First Large Domain: NET0-1
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Second Large Domain, if applicable: NET2-3
10-GbE Client Access Network
Four PCI root complex pairs, and therefore four 10-GbE NICs, are associated with the Large
Domain on the SPARC T5-8 server in the Full Rack. One port is used on each dual-ported 10-
GbE NIC. The two ports on the two separate 10-GbE NICs would be part of one IPMP group.
The following 10-GbE NICs and ports are used for connection to the client access network for
this configuration:
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First Large Domain:
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PCIe slot 1, port 0 (active)
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PCIe slot 10, port 1 (standby)
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Second Large Domain, if applicable:
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PCIe slot 5, port 0 (active)
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