Configuring iSLB using Device Manager
To configure iSLB using Device Manager, follow these steps:
- Choose IP > iSCSI iSLB.
- Click Create to create a new iSCSI iSLB initiator.
- Set the Name or IP Address field to the iSLB name or IP address.
- Set the VSAN Membership field to the VSAN that you want the iSLB initiator in.
- Check the Persistent check box to convert a dynamic nWWN to static for the iSLB initiator.
- Optionally, check the SystemAssigned check box to have the switch assign the nWWN.
- Optionally, set the Static WWN field to manually assign the static nWWN. You must ensure uniqueness for this nWWN.
- Optionally, check the Port WWN Mapping Persistent check box convert dynamic pWWNs to static for the iSLB initiator.
- Optionally, check the SystemAssigned check box and set the number of pWWNs you want to have the switch assign the PWWN.
- Optionally, set the Static WWN(s) field to manually assign the static pWWNs.
- Optionally, set the AuthUser field to the username that you want to restrict the iSLB initiator to for iSLB authentication.
- Fill in the Username and Password fields to configure iSLB initiator target CHAP authentication.
- In the Initiator Specific Target section, set the pWWN to configure an iSLB initiator target.
- Optionally, set the Name field to a globally unique identifier (IQN).
- Optionally, check the NoAutoZoneCreation check box to disable auto-zoning.
- Optionally, check the TresspassMode check box.
- Optionally, check the RevertToPrimary check box to revert back to the primary port after an HA failover when the primary port comes back up.
- Set the PrimaryVsan to the VSAN for the iSLB initiator target.
- Click Create to create this iSLB initiator.
- If CFS is enabled, select commit from the CFS drop-down menu.
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