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Conference smurf::ase

Title:	ase

Moderator:	SMURF::GROSSO

Created:	Thu Jul 29 1993
Last Modified:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Last Successful Update:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:	2114
Total number of notes:	7347

1945.0. "More NFS questions" by ADOV01::MANUEL (Over the Horizon....) Wed Mar 12 1997 18:13

    My customer requires the following config:-
    
    A pair of ASE systems with failover scsi config providing NFS services
    to up to 6 other systems, could this be set up on an 8 port memory
    channel cluster?.
    
    If not, could the services be offered via fddi to 6 clustered systems 
    around an MC hub?.
    
    Is the node limit of 4 as per the Trucluster spd still the limit or can
    all 8 ports now be used on the MC?.
    
    Thanks,
    Steve.

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1945.1 KITCHE::schott Eric R. Schott USG Product Management Mon Mar 17 1997 23:37 29

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1945.1		KITCHE::schott	Eric R. Schott USG Product Management	`Mon Mar 17 1997 23:37`	29
	> > My customer requires the following config:- > > A pair of ASE systems with failover scsi config providing NFS services > to up to 6 other systems, could this be set up on an 8 port memory > channel cluster?. > > If not, could the services be offered via fddi to 6 clustered systems > around an MC hub?. > > Is the node limit of 4 as per the Trucluster spd still the limit or can > all 8 ports now be used on the MC?. > Hi ASE can offer services to 6 other systems on FDDI. Why do you want MC? I'm not sure what it will do for you. You can use MC alone via the MC driver...or you can run the TCR Production Server and use MC with NFS... There is a plan for V1.5 to support 8 nodes...but the configuration is multiple ase domains due to cabling lengths. Can you say more of your goal?

>
>    My customer requires the following config:-
>    
>    A pair of ASE systems with failover scsi config providing NFS services
>    to up to 6 other systems, could this be set up on an 8 port memory
>    channel cluster?.
>    
>    If not, could the services be offered via fddi to 6 clustered systems 
>    around an MC hub?.
>    
>    Is the node limit of 4 as per the Trucluster spd still the limit or can
>    all 8 ports now be used on the MC?.
>
Hi

ASE can offer services to 6 other systems on
FDDI.  Why do you want MC?   I'm not sure what it will do for you.


You can use MC alone via the MC driver...or you can
run the TCR Production Server and use MC with NFS...

There is a plan for V1.5 to support 8 nodes...but the configuration is
multiple
ase domains due to cabling lengths.

Can you  say more of your goal?