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DS300f G2 Series User Manual
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An iSCSI port is the physical iSCSI connection on the ASUS DS300f G2. There are four iSCSI ports on each RAID
controller for a total of eight per subsystem.
To view a list of iSCSI ports:
1. From the Main Menu, highlight
iSCSI Management
and press
Enter
.
2. Highlight
iSCSI Ports
and press
Enter
.
The list of ports appears with controller and port numbers.
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To view information for an iSCSI target port:
1. From the Main Menu, highlight
iSCSI Management
and press
Enter
.
2. Highlight
iSCSI Ports
and press
Enter
.
The list of ports appears with controller and port numbers.
3. Highlight the port you want to see and press
Enter
.
The target port information screen displays. Information includes:
• CtrlId – Controller ID (1 or 2)
• JumboFrame – Jumbo frames, enabled or disabled*
• LinkStatus – Link status, up or down, Active or Inactive
• MACAddress – MAC address of the target port
• MaxSupportedSpeed – Maximum speed supported (1 Gb/s)
• CurrentSpeed – Current or actual speed of the target port
• RelativePortals
– The portals corresponding to this target port
Items marked with an asterisk (*) are adjustable under “Making iSCSI Port Settings” below.
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To make port settings:
1. From the Main Menu, highlight
iSCSI Management
and press
Enter
.
2. Highlight
iSCSI Ports
and press
Enter
.
The list of ports appears with controller and port numbers.
3. Highlight the port you want to change and press
Enter
.
The target port information screen displays.
4. Highlight
iSCSI Port Settings
and press
Enter
.
5. Highlight each item and press the Spacebar to toggle between Enable and Disable as needed.
• JumboFrame – Enables and disables jumbo frame support
6. Highlight
Save Settings
and press
Enter
.
7. Press Y to acknowledge possible interruption of iSCSI services.
8. Press Y again to confirm the changes.
9. Highlight
Return to Previous Menu a
nd press
Enter
to return to the target port information screen.
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portal
is the interface between an iSCSI port and the iSCSI network.
To view a list of iSCSI portals:
1. From the Main Menu, highlight
iSCSI Management
and press
Enter
.
2. Highlight
iSCSI Portals
and press
Enter
.
The list of iSCSI Portals displays.
• PortalId – Portal number. Starts at 0.
• CtrlId – RAID controller ID, 1 or 2.
• PortId – Physical port on the RAID controller, 1 to 4.
• TrunkId – Trunk ID, 1 to 8. Refers to portals associated with a trunk (link
aggregation). N/A means this portal is not associated with a trunk.
• VlanTag – VLAN Tag, 1 to 4094. Refers to portals associated with a Virtual Local
Area Network (VLAN). N/A means this portal is not associated with a VLAN.
• IP
– IP address of the portal.