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VessRAID 1000f, 1000i, 1000s Product Manual
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Managing iSCSI Connections
iSCSI connections deal with the VessRAID’s four host data ports.
• Viewing iSCSI Node Information (below)
• Making iSCSI Node Settings (below)
• Viewing iSCSI Target Ports (page 93)
• Viewing the iSCSI Portal (page 94)
• Viewing iSCSI Sessions (page 94)
• Working with iSCSI iSNS (page 95)
• Working with iSCSI CHAPs (page 96)
• Using iSCSI Ping (page 98)
A detailed explanation of iSCSI functions, how and when they are used, and their
relationship to one another is beyond the scope of this document. For more
information, contact the Internet Engineering Task Force at http://www.ietf.org/
Viewing iSCSI Node Information
The iSCSI node is the VessRAID controller. The iSCSI Node has four ports.
See “Making Data and Management Connections” on page 20 for information
about how these ports are physically connected to the Host PC.
To view information about the iSCSI node:
1. Click the Subsystem icon in Tree View.
2. Click the Administrative Tools icon.
3. Click the iSCSI Management icon.
Node information appears on the iSCSI Node tab.
Making iSCSI Node Settings
The iSCSI Node has four ports. Node settings affect all four ports.
See “Making Data and Management Connections” on page 20 for information
about how these ports are physically connected to the Host PC.
To make settings to the iSCSI node:
1. Click the Subsystem icon in Tree View.
2. Click the Administrative Tools icon.
3. Click the iSCSI Management icon.
4. On the iSCSI Node tab, click the iSCSI Node1 link.