5–Boot Configuration
iSCSI Configuration Using Fast!UTIL
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Boot Device Primary and Alternate
After configuring a device (through
Primary/Alternate Boot Device Settings
),
press ENTER on these locations to view a list of available devices. To select an
iSCSI boot device, highlight the device and then press ENTER.
Adapter Boot Mode
Disable
—Select this option to disable the ROM BIOS on the adapter,
freeing space in upper memory.
Manual
—Select this option to manually configure the parameters for the
iSCSI boot device in the
Primary/Alternate Boot Device Settings
area.
Manual parameters include the following:
Initiator IPv4/IPv6 Address via DHCP
—When set to
Yes
, the adapter
uses DHCP to obtain its IP address, subnet mask, and gateway IP
address. Press ESC three times to save the changes. These values
are not populated when you save the settings for the IP address,
subnet mask, gateway, IPv6 routable addresses, and initiator IPv4 or
IPv6 address. When DHCP is set to
No
, this field must contain a valid
IP address.
Subnet Mask
—When DHCP is set to
No
, this field must contain a
valid subnet mask.
Gateway IP Address
—When DHCP is set to
No
, this field must
contain a valid gateway IP address.
Initiator iSCSI Name
—Press ENTER to configure the iSCSI name of
the initiator. By default, the iSCSI name (containing two parts, the
standard product model and serial number) is used. If you change the
iSCSI name, you need to write to the adapter’s Flash memory to make
the name change permanent.
Initiator CHAP Name
—Press ENTER to configure the bidirectional
CHAP name.
Initiator CHAP Secret
—Press ENTER to configure bidirectional
CHAP secret. You can access the iSCSI Boot Settings area from the
Configuration Settings
menu. Use these options to specify the drive
from which you want to boot. Press C to clear the boot device
information from the primary and alternate boot locations.
DHCP
(applies to IPv4 only)—Select this option to have the initiator acquire
its IP address from a DHCP server. The initiator also acquires all boot
parameters for an iSCSI target if the boot parameters are specified on the
DHCP server. This setting requires advanced users to manually input
vendor-specific information on the DHCP server and in the
Vendor ID
field
of the DHCP Boot Settings area.
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