Cabling a new Fabric Attached MetroCluster

Before you begin  

To cable a Fabric Attached MetroCluster, you must be familiar with clustering concepts, the Brocade command-line interface, and synchronous mirroring. You should also be familiar with the characteristics of Fabric Attached MetroClusters, as described in Fabric Attached MetroCluster. You must also have the following information:

• Unique domain IDs for the switches
• Ethernet IP address for both the switches and nodes
• Ethernet subnetmask
• Gateway address

For detailed information  

For details about setting up and cabling your Fabric Attached MetroCluster, see the following sections:

• Step 1: Planning the Fabric Attached MetroCluster
• Step 2: Configuring the local switches
• Step 3: Cabling the local node
• Step 4: Cabling the remote switches and node
• Step 5: Configuring the nodes

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