Users Guide

1. Click Import.
2. On the Import Wizard, click Import.
3. Browse and select the .csv le and click Open. The Import Results window is displayed.
4. Close the Import Results window and the Import Wizard, and then click Next.
Figure 26. Sample .csv le with iSCSI IQN identities
8. On the Summary page, review the denitions with the number of identities that you provided for the I/O identity types, and
then click Finish.
The virtual I/O pool that you created is displayed under Virtual I/O Pools on the left pane.
Related link
Virtual Input-Output Pools
Create Virtual Input-Output Pool Wizard
Editing a Virtual Input-Output Pool
You can edit a virtual I/O pool to add ranges that you had not specied earlier, add a new I/O identity type, or delete identity type
ranges that have not been assigned to any compute pool.
To edit the denitions of a virtual I/O pool:
1. Click Deployment.
The Deployment Portal is displayed.
2. On the left pane, under Virtual I/O Pools, right-click a virtual I/O pool, and then click Edit.
The Create Virtual I/O Pool Wizard is displayed.
3. Make the required changes to the denitions on the appropriate pages of the wizard.
4. On the Summary page, click Finish.
The changes you made to the virtual I/O pool are saved.
Related link
Virtual Input-Output Pools
Create Virtual Input-Output Pool Wizard
Viewing the Denitions of a Virtual Input-Output Pool
To view the denitions of a virtual I/O pool:
1. Click Deployment.
The Deployment Portal is displayed.
2. On the left pane, under Virtual I/O Pools, right-click a virtual I/O pool, and then click View.
The Create Virtual I/O Pool Wizard is displayed.
3. Click Next to view the various I/O identity denitions of the virtual I/O pool.
Related link
Virtual Input-Output Pools
Create Virtual Input-Output Pool Wizard
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