Working With Lun Mapping; Viewing Initiators; Enabling Lun Mapping; Creating Initiators - Promise VTRAK M610i Product Manual

Working with LUN Mapping

For iSCSI, LUN Masking is the process of applying a LUN Map so that each
initiator can only access the LUNs specified for it.
Features include:
• Viewing Initiators (page 179)
• Enabling LUN Mapping (page 179)
• Creating Initiators (page 179)
• Deleting Initiators (page 180)
• Mapping LUNs to Initiators (page 180)

Viewing Initiators

To view a list of iSCSI initiators:
1. From the Main Menu, highlight Additional Info and Management and press
Enter.
2. Highlight LUN Mapping and press Enter.
A list of the current initiators appears.
LUN Mapping must be enabled in order for VTrak to recognize the initiator. If LUN
Mapping is currently disabled, highlight Enable LUN Mapping and press Enter.

Enabling LUN Mapping

In the CLU, LUN masking is called "LUN mapping."
To enable LUN Mapping:
1. From the Main Menu, highlight Additional Info and Management and press
Enter.
2. Highlight LUN Mapping and press Enter.
3. Highlight Enable LUN Mapping and press Enter.

Creating Initiators

To create a new iSCSI initiator:
1. From the Main Menu, highlight Additional Info and Management and press
Enter.
2. Highlight LUN Mapping and press Enter.
3. Highlight Create New Initiator and press Enter.
4. Type the name of the initiator.
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