HP ISCSI SR2122 Getting Started Manual page 24

Serving Storage to the iSCSI Initiators from the SR2122 over IP
For example:
Table 3: SR2122 Access List
Host Name
iSCSI03
Prod_Server15
Lab203_Server
Each SR2122 router must have an access list entry for each iSCSI initiator
Access List entries may be created through the SR2122 GUI or using CLI commands.
For example, to create an Access List entry via the CLI the command would be:
To add an IP address to this entry:
Note:
entry. The /32 mask in this case means to only allow access for iSCSI Initiator 16.117.74.66 (all 32
bits of the IP address). If the mask /24 was used, it would mean to allow any iSCSI Initiators with an
IP address that begins with 16.117.74.0. The mask /16 would mean any iSCSI Initiators that begin
16.117.0.0.
If the mask /24 was used it would allow any iSCSI Initiators with an IP address that begins
with 16.117.74.0. The mask /16 would mean any iSCSI Initiators that begins 16.117.0.0.
To display all entries in the Access List, use the command:
accesslist iSCSI03
accesslist iSCSI03 16.117.74.66/255.255.255.255
accesslist Prod_Server15
accesslist Prod_Server15 16.222.21.44/255.255.255.255
accesslist Lab203_Server
accesslist Lab203_Server 16.120.232.32/255.255.255.255
To create an Access List entry via the GUI click on Add Access List on the Configuration
page:
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SR2122> accesslist iSCSI03
SR2122> accesslist iSCSI03 16.117.74.66/32
The IP mask /32 is not an IP subnet mask but rather an IP address mask for the Access List
SR2122> show accesslist all
IP address
16.117.74.66
16.222.21.44
16.120.232.32
iSCSI SR2122 Storage Router: Getting Started Guide