Target Storage Device Requiring Lun Mapping - HP Cisco MDS 9216 - Fabric Switch Configuration Manual

iSCSI Authentication Setup Guidelines and Scenarios
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Bring up the iSCSI hosts (host 1 and host 2).
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Show all the iSCSI sessions.
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Step 13 In Fabric Manager, choose End Devices > iSCSI in the Physical Attributes pane to verify the details of
the two iSCSI initiators
Step 14 In Fabric Manager, choose Zones > Edit Local Full Zone Database to view the active zone set. The
iSCSI initiators' FC IDs are resolved.
In Device Manager, Choose FC > Name Server. The Fibre Channel name server shows the virtual N
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In Device Manager, Choose FC > Name Server.
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Click the Advanced tab. Verify the detailed output of the iSCSI initiator nodes in the Fibre Channel
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Target Storage Device Requiring LUN Mapping

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Click on the zoneset-iscsi folder and click Insert.
Set the Zone Name field to iscsi-zone-1 and click OK.
Set the Zone Name field to iscsi-zone-2 and click OK.
Click Activate to activate the new zone set.
Click Continue Activation to finish the activation.
In Device Manager, choose Interfaces > Monitor > Ethernet.
Click the iSCSI connections tab to show all the iSCSI sessions.
In Device Manager, choose IP > iSCSI and select the Session Initiators tab.
Click Details.
Access control is based on Fibre Channel zoning.
There is target-based LUN mapping or LUN masking.
There is no iSCSI authentication (none).
The iSCSI initiator is assigned to different VSANs.
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Configuring iSCSI