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57 Server Hardware Provisioning and OS Deployment by using Dell EMC OpenManage Essentials
Initiator-Specific iSCSI Attributes
VirtIscsiMacAddr
IscsiInitiatorIpAddr, IscsiInitiatorIpv4Addr, IscsiInitiatorIpv6Addr
IscsiInitiatorSubnet
IscsiInitiatorSubnetPrefix
IscsiInitiatorGateway, IscsiInitiatorIpv4Gateway, IscsiInitiatorIpv6Gateway
IscsiInitiatorPrimDns, IscsiInitiatorIpv4PrimDns, IscsiInitiatorIpv6PrimDns
IscsiInitiatorSecDns, IscsiInitiatorIpv4SecDns, IscsiInitiatorIpv6SecDns
IscsiInitiatorName
IscsiInitiatorChapId
IscsiInitiatorChapPwd
IscsiVLanMode
IscsiVLanId
SecondaryDeviceMacAddr
UseIndTgtPortal
UseIndTgtName
Related Attributes
BiosBootSeq
BootOption
VirtualizationMode
Target Attributes
General Target iSCSI Attributes
IscsiTgtBoot
ConnectFirstTgt ConnectSecondTgt
FirstHddTarget
Target-Specific iSCSI Attributes
FirstTgtIpVer SecondTgtIpVer
FirstTgtIpAddress SecondTgtIpAddress
FirstTgtTcpPort SecondTgtTcpPort
FirstTgtIscsiName SecondTgtIscsiName
FirstTgtBootLun SecondTgtBootLun
FirstTgtChapId SecondTgtChapId
FirstTgtChapPwd SecondTgtChapPwd
Of the preceding iSCSI attributes related to boot-from-SAN, the only ones assigned by OME, for automatic
identity assignment, are the VirtIscsiMacAddr and IscsiInitiatorName attributes (highlighted above).
A value for the VirtIscsiMacAddr attribute is obtained using the “Ethernet Identities” definition specified
for the Virtual I/O pool, and a value for the IscsiInitiatorName attribute is obtained using the “iSCSI IQN
Identities” definition given for the Virtual I/O pool.
OME 2.1 has the following limitation regarding iSCSI boot-from-SAN and auto-assignment of identity values
from a Virtual I/O pool: