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A REFERENCE GUIDE FOR OPTIMIZING DELL™ SCSI SOLUTIONS
Figure 4-3 Split Bus Cabling Options to a Single Host System, (a) Same Adapter, (b) Different
Adapters
Cluster Topology
Cluster Topology is very similar to Joined bus topology. It provides the capability to have a
single shared SCSI bus with the additional capability of allowing concurrent access from
two host controllers (Figure 4-4). In this topology, only 13 HDD are available since the
PERC controller on the second host system uses up one of the available SCSI addresses
(refer to Figure 4-5 for more details on the specific SCSI ID reassignments).
Dell™ High Availability Clustering
provides the capability of configuring the PV22xS Enclosure to attach simultaneously to
two different host systems. The hardware configuration of both host systems, including the
SCSI RAID controller, must be identical. This is ideal for High Availability scenarios where
access to the same data from two different systems is desirable. Clustering falls into two
categories: Active/Active and Active/Passive.
Microsoft® Cluster Service MSCS and all PowerEdge™ Clusters support both
active/active and active/passive cluster configurations. The term active/active refers to a
cluster with at least one virtual server running on each node. For example, in a 2-node
cluster configuration, when an application is running on Node 1, Node 2 does not need to
remain idle waiting for Node 1 to fail. Node 2 can run its own cluster-aware applications (or
another instance of the same application) while providing failover capabilities for resources
on Node 1. Node 1 in turn can provide failover capabilities for resources on Node 2.
Although both nodes have physical access to the same storage, the disk arrays are
mutually exclusive and cannot be simultaneously accessed by both nodes. In the event of
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