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# Consult the IETF iSP iSCSI for details of these items.

# Name of the iSCSI Target. Must match what the target offers.

# Hard coded Target IP .. No DNS support

TargetName= iqn.1986-03.abc.as:asddfrt.dsa23243

TargetIP=12.234.45.123

TargetPort=3260

TargetIP2=12.234.45.124

TargetPort2=3260

# local name the iSCSI client will present to the Target

# and local IP settings. No DNS or DHCP support

InitiatorName=iqn.1234-98.com.asfd:19.23456ghg12:name

InitiatorIP=12.234.34.543

InitiatorNetmask=255.255.255.0

InitiatorRoute=12.234.34.1

## Locally Admin Address (MAC address) and VLAN (Enabled/Disabled)

LAA=000000000000

VLAN=Disabled

## LUN Mapping

LUN=1

## Make this persistent BIOS int 13 IPL routine. Replaces Embedded HD C:\ (if present).

ForceBoot=True

## Digest (CheckSum) data or Headers. Must match target setting.

DataDigest=False

HeaderDigest=False

## Account Login information

# . The AuthMethod values are: None,CHAP, and (TwoWay) MutualCHAP,

AuthMethod=None

CHAPUsername=iqn.1991-05.com.microsoft:comfort.txn.cpqcorp.net

CHAPSecret=Some12day123

CHAPMSecret=BetterThanThat

2. Write the boot path to the target server. The boot path configuration file may be written to the

target server with the ev DOS utility or written using the ibootcfg utility.

a. To write the boot path using the ev DOS utility, boot to DOS and change directories

to the ev DOS utility. The ev DOS utility is packaged with the HP iSCSI boot feature.

b. Execute the following on the server with the option ROM.

ev -c <evinput.txt

For more information on configuring the HP ProLiant Gigabit Ethernet Multifunction server adapter,

see the

HP ProLiant iSCSI Boot for Linux User Guide