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iSCSI FC zoning overview

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• Enter the fcLunQuery command with the -s option to return the node and port WWNs of the switch. The following is an example. switch:admin> fclunquery -s The following WWNs will be used for any lun query from this switch: Node WWN: 10:00:00:60:69:80:04:4a Port WWN: 21:fd:00:60:69:80:04:4a iSCSI FC zoning overview After you have finished setting up the iSCSI target gateway, you can create an iSCSI FC zone for discovery domains. However, if you do not have a zoning license, or if zoning is not implemented,you cannot create an iSCSI FC zone for discovery domains. Depending on whether you have an effective zone configuration enabled in the current fabric, you will be able to choose where to put the iSCSI FC zone. It can be either contained in a defined configuration or integrated into the effective configuration. Figure 23 illustrates a defined iSCSI FC Zone containing iSCSI virtual initiators and FC targets. DD1 iS C S I initiator A iS C S I virtual targets (V T s ) iS C S I G bE portal group FC Target 1 L UNs IP network iS C S I initiator B VT 1 IP P ortal IP P ortal VT 2 IP P ortal IP P ortal V T 3 IP P ortal iS C S I virtual initiator iS C S I virtual initiator iS C S I virtual initiator iS C S I virtual initiator iS C S I virtual initiator SAN L UNs FC Target 2 FC Target 3 L UNs DD2 IP FC iS C S I gateway s ervic e iS C S I zone L UNs FC Target 4 Figure 23 iSCSI gateway service in an iSCSI FC zone If default zoning is set to No Access, you must create an iSCSI FC zone so that the devices can talk to each other. If default zoning is set to All Access with no effective zone configuration, then you can create an iSCSI FC zone and add it to a defined configuration, but you do not need to enable the defined configuration. In this case, all devices can talk to each other already. However, to avoid future congestion in the SAN, you should implement a zoning plan for the devices. When you execute the cfgClear or cfgDisable commands, discovery domains and discovery domain sets are not deleted. You can create zones, add and remove members from a zone, and delete zones. These zone operations function the same way with iSCSI as without. See the zoneCreate command in the Fabric OS Command Reference. For more information on configuring a zone, see Creating and maintaining zones. IMPORTANT: If you decide to start zoning the devices, you must create zones for all the devices in the SAN or you will not be able to access the devices that are not in a zone. Fabric OS 6.1.x administrator guide 271

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Enter the
fcLunQuery
command with the
-s
option to return the node and port WWNs of the switch.
The following is an example.
switch:admin>
fclunquery -s
The following WWNs will be used for any lun query from this switch:
Node WWN: 10:00:00:60:69:80:04:4a
Port WWN: 21:fd:00:60:69:80:04:4a
iSCSI FC zoning overview
After you have finished setting up the iSCSI target gateway, you can create an iSCSI FC zone for discovery
domains. However, if you do not have a zoning license, or if zoning is not implemented,you cannot create
an iSCSI FC zone for discovery domains.
Depending on whether you have an effective zone configuration enabled in the current fabric, you will be
able to choose where to put the iSCSI FC zone. It can be either contained in a defined configuration or
integrated into the effective configuration.
Figure 23
illustrates a defined iSCSI FC Zone containing iSCSI
virtual initiators and FC targets.
Figure 23
iSCSI gateway service in an iSCSI FC zone
If default zoning is set to No Access, you must create an iSCSI FC zone so that the devices can talk to each
other.
If default zoning is set to All Access with no effective zone configuration, then you can create an iSCSI FC
zone and add it to a defined configuration, but you do not need to enable the defined configuration. In
this case, all devices can talk to each other already. However, to avoid future congestion in the SAN, you
should implement a zoning plan for the devices.
When you execute the
cfgClear
or
cfgDisable
commands, discovery domains and discovery domain
sets are not deleted.
You can create zones, add and remove members from a zone, and delete zones. These zone operations
function the same way with iSCSI as without. See the
zoneCreate
command in the
Fabric OS Command
Reference
.
For more information on configuring a zone, see Creating and maintaining zones.
IMPORTANT:
If you decide to start zoning the devices, you must create zones
for all the devices in the
SAN
or you will not be able to access the devices that are not in a zone.
IP network
IP
P ortal
IP
P ortal
IP
P ortal
IP
P ortal
IP
P ortal
iSCSI GbE portal group
iSCSI virtual targets (VTs)
iS C S I initia tor A
iS C S I initia tor B
VT 1
VT 3
DD1
DD2
FC
Target 1
FC
Target 2
SAN
LUNs
LUNs
FC
IP
iS C S I virtual initiator
iS C S I virtual initiator
iS C S I virtual initiator
iS C S I virtual initiator
iS C S I virtual initiator
VT 2
FC
Target 3
FC
Target 4
LUNs
LUNs
iSCSI gateway service
iSCSI zone