g. Click
Create Now
to create the fault domain.
h. Repeat the previous steps to create additional fault domains as needed.
i. When you are finished creating fault domains, click
Return
. The
FC
tab opens.
3.
Configure each front-end FC port.
a. Set the
Purpose
field to
Front End Primary
or
Front End Reserved
as appropriate.
b. Set the
Fault Domain
field to the appropriate fault domain that you created.
c. (Optional) Type a descriptive name in the
User Alias
field.
4.
Configure each port that is unused.
a. Set the
Purpose
field to
Unknown
.
b. Confirm that the
Fault Domain
field is set to
<none>
.
c. (Optional) Type a descriptive name in the
User Alias
field.
Configure iSCSI Ports in Virtual Port Mode for an SC4020 with Fibre Channel Front-End
Ports
Use the
iSCSI
tab on the
Configure Ports
page to create fault domains and configure the iSCSI ports.
About this task
The Startup Wizard displays the FC, iSCSI, and SAS tabs for an SC4020 with Fibre Channel front-end
ports.
NOTE: The embedded iSCSI ports can be used for replication to another Storage Center or used for
front
‐
end connectivity to host servers.
Steps
1.
Click the
iSCSI
tab.
Figure 117. iSCSI Ports Tab — Virtual Ports Mode
2.
Create a fault domain for each pair of redundant iSCSI ports.
a. Click
Edit Fault Domains
. The wizard displays a list of the currently defined fault domains.
b. Click
Create Fault Domain
. A dialog box opens.
c. In the
Name
field, type a name for the fault domain.
d. From the
Type
drop-down menu, select
iSCSI
.
e. (Optional) In the
Notes
field, type a description of the fault domain.
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