HP StorageWorks C-Series iSCSI Configuration Guide (AA-RW7PE-TE, December 2006)

Installing the E

VA CCL Dri ver on the iSCS I Initiator

With the targets connected to the iSCSI host, Windows discovers the EVA Command Console LUN

(CCL). The New Hardware Found Wizard opens and installs the driver . This Wizard requires the

following two ﬁ

les:

• sacd.inf – EVA CCL driver

• sacd.cat – Windows Security File

These ﬁles are l

ocated in the smar t component ﬁle provided with any Fibre Channel H BA. Fibre Channel

HBA smart component ﬁles are available on the HP web site.

CAUTION:

Do not install the smart component ﬁle on the host server. Only extr act the ﬁles necessary to complete the

EVA CCL driver

installation.

The following procedure is the same if you are d ownloading the ﬁles from a CD or the web site. To

extract the sacd.inf and sacd.cat ﬁles:

1. Copy the HP Package ﬁle \Setups\cp005301.exe to a temporary location o n the iSCSI server.

2. Double click the cp005301.exe ﬁle icon to start the HP Package Setup.

3. Click Extract.

4. Select or create a temporar y folder, and then click OK.Allﬁles in the package are copied to

the speciﬁed folder.

5. Resume the Windows Found New Hardware Wizard. When prompted, specify the temporary

folder where the driver and security ﬁles reside. Follow the wizard instructions.

Presenting EVA LUNs to the iS CSI Initiator

After the iSCSI Initiator connects to the EVA controller, the controller recognizes the iSCSI Initiator WWP N

as if it were a Fibre Channel HBA. The EVA controller can use the iSCSI Initiator WWPN to create

ahostentryandpresentLUNstothehostentry.

Use Command View EVA to manage and conﬁgure the EVA. For help with Command View, please refer

to the Command View EVA User Guide and related documentation.

1. In Command View, be sure to include both por ts for proper multi-pathing support when adding

ahost(Figure 36).

Figure 36 Both ports pres ented to the host

2. After conﬁguring virtual disks and assigning them to the iSCSI Initiator return to the iSCSI host

server and select Rescan Disks in the Computer Management window (Figure 37).