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A typical HP XC system contains from 5 to 512 nodes. To allow systems of a greater size, an HP XC system can be arranged into a large-scale configuration with up to 1024 compute nodes (HP might consider larger systems as special cases).

This configuration arranges the HP XC system as a collection of hardware regions that are tied together through a ProCurve 2848 Ethernet switch.

The nodes of the large-scale system are divided as equally as possible between the individual HP XC systems, which are known as regions. The head node for a large-scale HP XC system is always the head node of region 1.

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