Dell PowerVault MD3600i User Manual - Page 48

CHAP Configuration, Summary, Apply, Con Additional Arrays, Con Host Connectivity, Finish

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To use an IPv6 address for the highlighted port, enter the local IP address, routable IP, and router IP address in the fields shown below the image in order to modify it. Click Next to continue through these images to complete the configuration of all iSCSI ports for the selected protocols. 11 In the CHAP Configuration screen, select the CHAP method and click Next. For more information on CHAP see "Understanding CHAP Authentication" on page 66. 12 In the Summary screen, review the information that you entered for the storage array. Click Apply to save the changes to the storage array. NOTE: To abort the configuration for the storage array and to go back to select a storage array for configuration, click Cancel Array. 13 On the Configure Additional Arrays screen, select whether you want to configure additional array. Click Next to continue. 14 If you selected Yes in the above step, then start again from step 4. 15 If you selected No in step 14, then on the Configure Host Connectivity screen, select whether you want to configure the connectivity for current host's iSCSI initiator. Click Next to continue. If you selected No above, then you are done with the configuration task. Click Finish on the final screen to exit the utility. 16 If you selected Yes in the last step, then the Select Storage Array screen is displayed. Select the storage array that you want to configure for connectivity to the local host. NOTE: The storage arrays configured by the utility are marked as Configuration Complete against their names in the list. This helps you to identify the arrays that are ready to be configured for host access. 17 In the Storage Array Login screen, in the Controller# column, select the iSCSI host port of the storage array that needs to be configured and it's IP address(es). In the Host Address column, from drop-down menu list, select the host IP address that will log in to the iSCSI host port of the storage array. 48 Post Installation Tasks

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Post Installation Tasks
To use an IPv6 address for the highlighted port, enter the local IP address,
routable IP, and router IP address in the fields shown below the image in
order to modify it.
Click
Next
to continue through these images to complete the
configuration of all iSCSI ports for the selected protocols.
11
In the
CHAP Configuration
screen, select the CHAP method and click
Next
. For more information on CHAP see "Understanding CHAP
Authentication" on page 66.
12
In the
Summary
screen, review the information that you entered for the
storage array.
Click
Apply
to save the changes to the storage array.
NOTE:
To abort the configuration for the storage array and to go back to
select a storage array for configuration, click
Cancel Array
.
13
On the
Configure Additional Arrays
screen, select whether you want to
configure additional array. Click
Next
to continue.
14
If you selected
Yes
in the above step, then start again from step 4.
15
If you selected
No
in step 14, then on the
Configure Host Connectivity
screen, select whether you want to configure the connectivity for current
host’s iSCSI initiator. Click
Next
to continue.
If you selected
No
above, then you are done with the configuration task.
Click
Finish
on the final screen to exit the utility.
16
If you selected
Yes
in the last step, then the
Select Storage Array
screen is
displayed. Select the storage array that you want to configure for
connectivity to the local host.
NOTE:
The storage arrays configured by the utility are marked as
Configuration Complete
against their names in the list. This helps you to
identify the arrays that are ready to be configured for host access.
17
In the
Storage Array Login
screen, in the Controller# column, select the
iSCSI host port of the storage array that needs to be configured and it’s IP
address(es). In the
Host Address
column, from drop-down menu list,
select the host IP address that will log in to the iSCSI host port of the
storage array.