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Chapter VIII. NVMe-oF
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[root@host~]# nvme connect -i 1 -t rdma -a <target_ip> -s 4420 -n
<target_name>
5.2. Initiator
i. Discover the target
[root@host~]# nvme discover -t rdma -a <target_ip> -s 4420
ii. Connect to target
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Connecting to a specific target:
[root@host~]# nvme connect -t rdma -a <target_ip> -s 4420 -n <target_name>
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Connecting to all targets configured on a portal
[root@host~]# nvme connect-all -t rdma -a <target_ip> -s 4420
iii. List the connected targets
[root@host~]# nvme list
iv. Format and mount the NVMe disks shown with the above command.
v. Disconnect from the target and unmount the disk:
[root@host~]# nvme disconnect -d <nvme_disk_name>
5.3. HMA
To use HMA, please ensure that Unified Wire is installed using the Unified Wire (Default)
configuration tuning option. Currently 256 IPv4/128 IPv6 connections are supported on T6 25G
SO adapters, provided I/O queues is set to 1 while logging into the target.
Note
nvme_disk_name is the name of the device (e.g., nvme0n1) and not the device
path.