Configuring Iscsi Over Dcbx - Dell QMD8262-k User Manual

3–Adapter Management Applications

Configuring iSCSI over DCBX

3. At the system's UEFI shell prompt, issue the map -r command to map the
USB device file system. You can check the mapping as follows:
map -b
4. Locate the USB device and change to that device. For example, if the USB
device is mapped to fs9 after the map -r:
fs9: <Enter>
The UEFI Shell prompt changes as follows:
5. To update the UEFI driver and RISC firmware, run the update.nsh script.
For example:
fs9:> update.nsh
The update.nsh calls efiutilx64.efi to update all of the adapters.
6. For the changes to take effect, power the system off and then back on.
To update NVRAM or perform other manual EfiUtilx64 Flash functions, refer to the
information in the efiutil.pdf file.
To write, read, or verify the multi-boot image on the adapter, use EfiUtilx64.
NOTE
To perform other manual EfiUtilx64 Flash functions, refer to the
efiutil.pdf.
Configuring iSCSI over DCBX
This section describes the configuration of iSCSI over DCBX on a Converged
Enhanced Ethernet (CEE) switch port on a Brocade 8000 Series FCoE switch. This
configuration enables an iSCSI VLAN on a QLogic iSCSI Host Bus Adapter. It also
enables iSCSI over DCBX on the Brocade 8000 switch to set priority flow control
(PFC) for iSCSI traffic. With these configurations, the iSCSI devices attached to the
switch performs iSCSI over DCBX. The configuration is achieved using the switch's
CLI to configure the switch port to run iSCSI traffic with the user-specified bandwidth
and PFC and the QConvergeConsole CLI utility to enable and configure the VLAN for
the QLogic adapter.
fs9:\>
115 CU0354602-00 L