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Celerra Network Server Command Reference Manual
The server Commands
server_iscsi
Manages the iSCSI configuration for the specified Data Mover(s).
SYNOPSIS
server_iscsi
{<movername> | ALL}
-target
<target_options>
| -lun <lun_options>
| -mask <lun_mask_options>
| -ns <name_service_options>
| -service {-start | -stop | -status}
| -help
DESCRIPTION
Manages iSCSI targets and logical unit numbers (LUNs), performs
name service management (iSNS) and iSCSI service management.
To get detailed options for target, lun, lun mask, and name service,
type -help, or type -target, -lun, -mask, or -ns respectively after
typing the <movername>.
The ALL option executes the command for all of the Data Movers.
TARGET OPTIONS
-target
{
-alias
<alias_name> [-Q <iscsi_name>]
-create
[<pg_tag>:np=<np_list> [<pg_tag>:np=<np_list> … ]]
| -delete <alias_name>
| -rename <old_alias_name> <new_alias_name>
| -bind <alias_name> <pg_tag>:np=<np_list>
| -unbind <alias_name> {<pg_tag>| np=<np_list>}
| -info {<alias_name>
|
-all
}
| -stat {<alias_name> | -all}
| -list}
Enter -target to display target options.
-target -alias
<alias_name> [-Q <iscsi_name>]
-create
[<pg_tag>:np=<np_list> [<pg_tag>:np=<np_list> … ]]
Creates an iSCSI target with the specified alias on the Data Mover
with an optional portal group tag and list of network portals.
The -alias <alias_name> option assigns a name to the new iSCSI
target for local identification. The <alias_name> is used for
designating a specific iSCSI target in other commands. The
<alias_name> is not used for authentication. The -Q <iscsi_name>
option specifies an iSCSI name string that must be entered as either
an iSCSI Qualified Name (“iqn.”) or in IEEE EUI-64 format (“eui.”). If
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