Adaptec 5325302053 User Guide - Page 40

Before You Begin, all iSCSI Storage Appliances. See Building an IP SAN Without a DHCP Server

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Before You Begin • Ensure that a supported iSCSI initiator is installed on each system to which you'll be provisioning storage. (All windows 2003 systems must have the Microsoft Software Initiator installed, even if a hardware iSCSI initiator is also installed.) See "iSCSI Initiator Support by OS" on page 210 for a complete listing. • Ensure that Adaptec Storage Manager's Windows Support components are installed on all systems running Windows 2003 (iSCSI Storage Hosts). • Prepare these values for the iSCSI Storage Appliance: • A name for the iSCSI Storage Appliance (the host name); the name can be any combination of alphabetical and/or numerical characters • The network domain to which the iSCSI Storage Appliance belongs; the name can be any combination of alphabetical and/or numerical characters • A password for administrator-level (full) access to the CLI, if required • A password for operator-level (limited) access to the CLI, if required Note The administrator- and operator-level passwords both default to admin if you don't customize them. • IP addresses for each Ethernet Port on the iSCSI Storage Appliance • The netmask of the iSCSI Storage Appliance • The IP address to be used for broadcasts • Optional: •Default gateway address-The name or IP address of a router where packets are sent if their destinations are not defined •DNS server IP addresses-IP addresses of up to 3 systems that will act as DNS servers • If you are not on a DHCP network, ensure that IP addresses have been given to all iSCSI Storage Appliances. See "Building an IP SAN Without a DHCP Server" on page 24 for more information.

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Before You Begin
Ensure that a supported iSCSI initiator is installed on each system to which you’ll
be provisioning storage. (All windows 2003 systems must have the Microsoft
Software Initiator installed, even if a hardware iSCSI initiator is also installed.)
See “iSCSI Initiator Support by OS” on page 210 for a complete listing.
Ensure that Adaptec Storage Manager’s Windows Support components are
installed on all systems running Windows 2003 (iSCSI Storage Hosts).
Prepare these values for the iSCSI Storage Appliance:
A name for the iSCSI Storage Appliance (the
host name
); the name can be any
combination of alphabetical and/or numerical characters
The network domain to which the iSCSI Storage Appliance belongs; the name
can be any combination of alphabetical and/or numerical characters
A password for administrator-level (full) access to the CLI
, if required
A password for operator-level (limited) access to the CLI, if required
Note
The administrator- and operator-level passwords both default to
admin
if
you don’t customize them.
IP addresses for each Ethernet Port on the iSCSI Storage Appliance
The netmask of the iSCSI Storage Appliance
The IP address to be used for broadcasts
• Optional:
•Default gateway address—The name or IP address of a router where packets
are sent if their destinations are not defined
•DNS server IP addresses—IP addresses of up to 3 systems that will act as
DNS servers
If you are not on a DHCP network, ensure that IP addresses have been given to
all iSCSI Storage Appliances. See “Building an IP SAN Without a DHCP Server”
on page 24 for more information.