Specifications
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All rights reserved.
Product Features 2-167
NAM / Traffic Analyzer v3.5 Tutorial
© 2006 Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights reserved.
Product Features 2-167
NAM / Traffic Analyzer v3.5 Tutorial
Packet Capture and Decode
Defining Remote Data Storage (iSCSI)
Packet Capture and Decode
Defining Remote Data Storage (iSCSI)
NOTE: Before the new iSCSI storage
entry takes effect, you must reboot the
NAM system to load the drivers
NOTE: Before the new iSCSI storage
entry takes effect, you must reboot the
NAM system to load the drivers
Name to define the remote
data storage. Name is used
to select the disk in the GUI
Name to define the remote
data storage. Name is used
to select the disk in the GUI
Select whether or not the NAM
should format a new partition or
use an existing one
Select whether or not the NAM
should format a new partition or
use an existing one
iSCSI server where the
remote disk is located and the
iSCSI target name configured
on the remote iSCSI server
iSCSI server where the
remote disk is located and the
iSCSI target name configured
on the remote iSCSI server
iSCSI server where the
remote disk is located and the
iSCSI target name configured
on the remote iSCSI server
iSCSI server where the
remote disk is located and the
iSCSI target name configured
on the remote iSCSI server
Defining Remote Data Storage (iSCSI)
To use a remote iSCSI disk that is located on an iSCSI server, click the Create iSCSI button to define it.
Provide a name for the disk (in order to identify it in the NAM user interface), enter the hostname of the iSCSI
server that has the remote disk, and provide the iSCSI target name configured on the remote server.
Check Format a new partition to cause the NAM to format the iSCSI target into a single Linux partition.
Check Use existing partition# when the remote iSCSI target disk has already been formatted and has a
partition table.
Notes:
• Before the NAM can recognize the configured iSCSI device, the NAM must be restarted so that it can
load the device drivers.