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Dell Integrated Systems for Oracle Database 2.0 - Owner’s Guide 1.1

address is assigned to VLAN30, the virtual DISOD private management network. User can

choose to configure the physical management port manually at a later time, if need be.

Any direct management of these switches can be done by connecting to the IP addresses

provided in Table 5.

3.1.2 Management server network configuration

As seen in Figure 5, the management server (R320) ships with a dual-port 1 GbE LOM and

a dual-port 1 GbE PCIe network adapter. The ports are teamed or bonded at the OS level

to provide two networks―one used for public network access and the other used for

DISOD private management network access.

Figure 5 Management server network adapters and ports

Figure 6 shows an overview of the network configuration in the management server—both

at the physical OS and at the two VMs’ level.

Figure 6 Management Server networking configuration

Network configuration at physical OS level

Table 6 shows the NIC teaming configured at the physical OS level. Teaming is configured

using the Windows Server 2012 native teaming software.

iDRAC

1000=ORG

100=GRN

10=OFF

ACT/LNK

LOM: Broadcom

5720 1GbE DP NDC

P0: Rack Private NW

Slot 1: Broadcom

5720 1GbE DP Adapter

iDRAC7

P1: Rack Private NW

Bond

P1: Public NW

P2: Public NW

Bond

Slot 1 Port 0

Slot 1 Port 1

LOM Port 1

LOM Port 2

BOND-priv

BOND-pub

Vswitch-

priv

Vswitch-

pub

vEthernet(

Vswitch-

priv)

vEthernet(

Vswitch-

pub)

dMan-priv

dMan-pub

Windows Server 2012 Physical OS

Physical

network ports

WinVM-priv WinVM-pub

Hyper-V WinVM

eth0 eth1

Hyper-V LinVM

Slot 1

Slot 1 2

NIC1

NIC2