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Chapter 4: Management with WebPAM PROe
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Viewing a List of iSCSI Trunks
A trunk is the aggregation of two or more iSCSI ports to increase bandwidth.
To view a list of trunks:
1. Click the Device tab.
2. Click the iSCSI Management icon.
3. Click the Trunk tab.
Trunk information includes:
• Trunk ID – ID number of the trunk
• Controller ID – ID of the RAID controller, 1 or 2
• Master Port – ID of the master port
• Slave Ports – IDs of the slave ports
• Failed Ports – IDs of any ports that are not working
• State – Optimal, Sub-Optimal, or Failed
Failed ports result in sub-optimal and failed trunks.
Adding iSCSI Trunks
Ports must be enabled to add them to a trunk. See “Making iSCSI Port Settings”
on page 196. VTrak supports a maximum of eight trunks.
You cannot use an iSCSI port that has portals configured to it. See “Viewing a List
of iSCSI Portals” on page 192 and “Deleting iSCSI Portals” on page 195.
To add an iSCSI trunk:
1. Click the Device tab.
2. Click the iSCSI Management icon.
3. Click the Trunk tab.
4. Click the Create Trunk button.
5. Make your choices as required:
• Controller ID – ID of the RAID controller, 1 or 2
• Master Port number – ID of the master port
• Slave Port number – IDs the slave ports
6. Click the Submit button.
The new trunk is added to the list.
Specify the trunk when your create a portal. See “Adding iSCSI Portals” on
page 194.