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Appendix: Sample Configurations A-5
Figure A-2. V-Switch 3000 Login Window
Enter the default user name, sanrad, and password, sanrad, and press
Enter on your keyboard. The CLI prompt > appears. You are now logged
in and ready to begin configuring your V-Switch for volume virtualization
and exposure.
STEP 6. INITIALIZE V-SWITCH
From the open terminal emulation window, use the CLI command init to
name the V-Switch.
init –n VSwitch1
Use the CLI command ip config set to assign an IP address to the
network port Eth 1. Configure the port as active (1) to allow active
communications through the port.
ip config set –ip 172.17.200.174 –if eth1 –im
255.255.255.0 –act 1
STEP 7. C
ONFIGURE ISCSI PORTAL
The port number you
set in the CLI must
coincide with the port
number you set in
your iSCSI initiator
configuration.
Use the CLI command iscsi portal create to configure the iSCSI portal
on network port Eth 1 for iSCSI communications between the V-Switch and the
host station.
iscsi portal create –ip 172.17.200.174 –p 3260
Use the CLI command iscsi portal show to view the created iSCSI
portal.
iscsi portal show
Table A-2: iSCSI Portal
Protocol Address Type Address Port
6 IPv4 172.17.200.174 3260
- Contact SANRAD 2
- Limited Warranty 3
- Regulatory Information 4
- Safety Notices 5
- Table of Contents 7
- Table of Contents iii 9
- Table of Contents v 11
- Table of Contents vii 13
- Table of Contents ix 15
- List of Figures 16
- Table of Contents xi 17
- List of Tables 19
- Table of Contents xv 21
- V-Switch Overview 24
- Order of Operations 25
- Manual Organization 26
- CLI - Command Line Interface 27
- Technical Assistance 28
- Installing the V-Switch 2000 29
- Chassis 30
- Back Panel 31
- System Indicator LEDs 32
- Surface Mounting 33
- Rack Mounting 33
- Storage Port Connections 35
- FC Storage 36
- Network Port Connections 37
- Powering Up 38
- Installing the V-Switch 3000 41
- Ethernet (Network) Ports 48
- Fiber Optic 48
- Management Port Connection 49
- Management Port - RJ45 50
- Scalability LED 51
- V-Switch Configuration 53
- Out-of-Band Management 55
- In-Band Management 55
- Traps and SNMP 61
- Adding User Login Profiles 63
- Removing an IP Address 68
- Discovering iSCSI Targets 69
- Configuring iSCSI Portals 71
- Viewing iSCSI Portals 72
- Removing iSCSI Portals 72
- Configuring IP Routing 75
- Adding an IP Route 76
- Setting a Default Gateway 77
- Checking IP Routes 78
- Viewing IP Routes 78
- Removing an IP Route 78
- Disk 1 Disk 2 83
- Disk 4Disk 3 83
- Setting the V-Switch ID 85
- Adding a Neighbor 85
- NEIGHBOR ALIAS OF NEIGHBOR 90
- IN CLUSTER 90
- Managing a Cluster 91
- Disk 3 Disk 4 94
- Disk 5 Disk 6 94
- Disk 7 Disk 8 94
- Table 6-1: Storage Devices 95
- Trasparent 99
- Volume 1 99
- RAID Controller 99
- Disk 1, LUN0 99
- Disk 3 Disk 7 Disk 8 101
- JBOD 1 JBOD 2 101
- Disk 2 Disk 5 Disk 6Disk 1 101
- Creating a Simple Volume 103
- Physical 104
- Creating a Striped Volume 108
- Creating a Mirrored Volume 110
- Simple 1 115
- Simple 2 115
- Mirrored 116
- Volume 3 116
- IN THIS 119
- CHAPTER 119
- Security 120
- Identities 121
- Access Rights 124
- Authentication 125
- Default Identity 126
- Tower boxTower box 127
- Creating an iSCSI Target 128
- Viewing iSCSI Targets 131
- Viewing iSCSI Target Details 131
- Viewing Access Rights 132
- Creating an Identity 134
- INITIATOR NAME WWUI OF 136
- INITIATOR 136
- MANDATORY 136
- Using a RADIUS Server 142
- Viewing LUNs 151
- Advanced Volume Operations 153
- Configurations 154
- Synchronizing a Volume 155
- Creating a Snapshot 160
- Snapshot1 161
- QA Testing 161
- Viewing Snapshot Volumes 166
- Snapshot Rollback 167
- Breaking a Mirror 168
- Resizing a Volume 170
- Retracting a Volume 175
- Expanding a Volume 176
- Routine Volume Maintenance 179
- Removing a Volume 180
- Replacing a Volume 182
- Targets and Exposure 184
- Removing an iSCSI Target 185
- Removing a RADIUS Server 185
- Removing an iSNS Server 185
- Routine V-Switch Maintenance 187
- Telnet Port 189
- SNMP Manager 191
- Removing an SNMP Manager 192
- Adding an iSNS Server 192
- User Profiles 193
- V-Switch 194
- Network Interfaces 197
- 212.199.12.67 198
- 212.199.12.70 198
- 212.199.75.66212.199.43.46 198
- 212.199.43.56 198
- 212.199.43.57 198
- IP Routing 199
- Removing an IP route 200
- Disks and Subdisks 201
- Renaming a Storage Device 202
- Removing a Storage Device 202
- Renaming a Subdisk 203
- Removing a Subdisk 203
- Clusters 204
- Modifying a Cluster 205
- V-Switch 3000 Power Supply 206
- V-Switch 3000 Compact Flash 208
- Safe Mode 209
- Automatic Safe Mode 210
- Manual Safe Mode 211
- Command Line Interface 215
- V Switch Configuration 216
- Volume Configuration 237
- VOLUME ALIAS OF SINGLE 244
- VOLUME DETAILS 244
- VOLUME ALIAS OF VOLUME 245
- TO DISPLAY 245
- Volume Exposure 256
- FOR STATISTICS 266
- TARGET ALIAS ALIAS OF ISCSI 269
- Monitoring and Statistics 281
- INTERFACE ALIAS MANDATORY 283
- Monitoring & Statistics 287
- Health Monitoring 288
- Interface Statistics 289
- TCP/IP Statistics 290
- SCSI Port Statistics 297
- Logical Unit (LU) Statistics 299
- Sample Configurations 301
- Sample Introduction 302
- ATTACH CABLES 303
- NITIALIZE V-SWITCH 305
- ONFIGURE ISCSI PORTAL 305
- HECK STORAGE DEVICES 306
- REATE SIMPLE VOLUMES 306
- REATE ISCSI TARGET AND LUN 307
- Replacing a Mirrored Volume 309
- ELECT A REPLACEMENT DISK 310
- Replicating Data Off-line 312
- CREATE SIMPLE VOLUMES 314
- REPLICATE DATA 315
- CHECK REPLICATION STATUS 315
- Routing Path 316
- Tower box 317
- POWER UP V-SWITCH 318
- OGIN TO THE MANAGEMENT PORT 319
- ONFIGURE IP ROUTING PATH 320
- EGIN USING VOLUME 323
- Configuring a Cluster 324
- STEP 1. ATTACH CABLES 325
- OWER UP STORAGE DEVICE 326
- POWER UP V-SWITCHES 326
- NITIALIZE V-SWITCH 1 326
- NITIALIZE V-SWITCH 2 327
- NAME V-SWITCH 1 328
- NAME V-SWITCH 2 329
- REATE CLUSTER 329
- STEP 23. C 335
- 2 INITIATOR 335
- Figure A-24. 2 337
- Index 1 339
- Index 3 341
- Index 5 343
- Index 7 345
- Index 9 347
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