RDX QuickStation 4, Product Manual

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Logical Device Type Overview
The following table compares the logical device types that the RDX QuikStation 4 can
emulate.
Selecting the Logical Device Type
To configure the logical device type:
1. Select the device type from the dialog window that opens when you first log on to
the Remote Management Console.
Note: If you select the RDX Drive configuration, you should first install the RDX
Utility, which is available from
www.tandbergdata.com . A link is also
provided in the Logical Device Type Settings dialog window.
2. Click [Change].
RDX Drive (RDX Drive Targets)
This configuration allows you to present each RDX dock to the host as an iSCSI RDX
dock. By default the target will act like a normal RDX removable disk.
Table 5-1 Comparison of logical device types
Logical Device
Type Allowed active iSCSI
connections per target Number of
iSCSI targets Reported
inquiry string
iSCSI security
RDX drives
For each iSCSI target, only
one active host or user
connection is allowed at a
time. Four RDX You can set two types of
iSCSI security: CHAP
authentication and host
authentication. Up to 10
initiator users or hosts are
allowed for the drive target.
Logical
Volume
Target (fixed
or removable)
For each iSCSI target, only
one active host or user
connection is allowed at a
time. One RDX You can set two types of
iSCSI security: CHAP
authentication and host
authentication. Up to 10
initiator users or hosts are
allowed for the drive target.