Promise Technology vERSION 0.81 manual Adding a LUN Map, Editing a LUN Map

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Task 7: Associating LUNs and Initiators

What to do next

•If you do not have a LUN Map, continue with “Adding a LUN Map” below.

•If you have a LUN Map, continue with “Editing a LUN Map” below.

Adding a LUN Map

A LUN map associates LUNs and initiators.

To add the LUN Map:

1.Click the Subsystem icon in Tree View.

2.Click the Administrative Tools icon.

3.Click the Storage Services icon.

4.Click the LUN Map tab in Management View and from the dropdown menu, choose Add a LUN Map.

5.Choose the initiator from the Initiator dropdown list.

An initiator takes its named from the WWN of the blade server.

6.In the LUN Mapping & Masking list, enter LUN0 for logical drive LD1.

7.Click the Submit button.

The blade server in slot 1 is now associated with logical drive LD1.

What to do next

•Go back to “Task 2: Enabling External Ports” on page 6 and enable one more External Port.

Editing a LUN Map

This action associates LUNs and initiators.

To edit the LUN Map:

1.Click the Subsystem icon in Tree View.

2.Click the Administrative Tools icon.

3.Click the Storage Services icon.

4.Click the LUN Map tab in Management View.

5.From the LUN Mapping & Masking Information list, choose the new initiator that just appeared and click its link.

6.In the LUN field, enter LUN0 for each logical drive.

Specify logical drives LD2 though LD6, in order, one logical drive for each initiator.

7.Click the Submit button.

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Contents Intel Modular Server VTrak E-Class Modular Server-to-VTrak Connection Prerequisites Logical Drive and LUN Numbering StrategyTask 1 Log into Modular Server Control MSC login screenMSC Dashboard screen SCM Task 2 Enabling External PortsMSC Expansion Port dialog box What to do nextServer Task 3 Attaching the SAS CableTask 4 Finding the VTrak’s IP Address Setting up a Serial ConnectionAccessing the VTrak’s CLI Intel Modular Server Connection Guide Secure Connection Task 5 Logging into WebPAM PROeRegular Connection WebPAM PROe log-in screen Express Task 6 Creating Logical DrivesLogical Drive Creation AdvancedDisk Array Creation Summary Adding an Initiator Task 7 Associating LUNs and InitiatorsEnabling LUN Masking Editing a LUN Map Adding a LUN MapWhat to do next Modular Server blade server Task 8 Installing an OS on a Blade ServerIntel Modular Server Connection Guide

vERSION 0.81 specifications

Promise Technology has rolled out version 0.81, solidifying its presence as a robust player in the data storage and management sector. This release comes packed with exciting features and technologies tailored to enhance performance, reliability, and ease of use for businesses and individual users alike.

One of the hallmark features of Promise Technology version 0.81 is its enhanced data management capabilities. This version introduces an intuitive web-based user interface, making it easier for users to monitor their storage systems in real-time. The interface is designed to streamline complex tasks, allowing users to manage backups, recover data, and configure storage solutions seamlessly.

Moreover, version 0.81 focuses on performance optimization, integrating advanced caching technologies that significantly boost data access speeds. Businesses that rely on high-availability storage solutions will find this enhancement particularly beneficial, as it facilitates faster retrieval of critical data. The improved caching algorithms can learn usage patterns, ensuring that frequently accessed files are readily available.

This version also supports a wider array of storage formats and configurations. With native support for both NAS (Network Attached Storage) and SAN (Storage Area Network) environments, Promise Technology offers unparalleled flexibility in how users configure their storage systems. Whether organizations are looking to centralize data storage or require a distributed system, version 0.81 accommodates various needs.

Security is another focal point in this release. Version 0.81 incorporates advanced encryption protocols that safeguard sensitive data at rest and in transit. This is particularly crucial for businesses that manage confidential information, as it protects against data breaches and cyber threats.

Compatibility is a major characteristic of this version, as Promise Technology continues to work alongside diverse operating systems and interfaces. Whether users operate on Windows, macOS, or various Linux distributions, integration is straightforward, making the system adaptable to existing IT infrastructures.

In summary, Promise Technology version 0.81 is a forward-thinking solution that combines usability, performance, and security. With its user-friendly interface, cutting-edge caching technologies, versatile storage options, robust security features, and compatibility, this version is tailored to meet the evolving demands of today’s storage environments. As organizations continue to navigate the complexities of data management, version 0.81 stands as a reliable choice to ensure that their storage solutions are efficient and secure.
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