11In the Main Menu, select Initiator parameters. Enter the IP address, subnet, gateway, and DNS of the host.
12Press <Esc> to go back to the Main Menu.
13In the Main Menu, select 1st Target parameters and enter the target’s
IP address and IQN. Retain the default values of the port number as 3260 and LUN number as 0, unless you need to change them.
NOTE: Configuring the second iSCSI target is not supported at this time.
14Press <Esc> twice to exit the Configuration Menu. Select Exit and Save Configuration and press <Enter>.
NOTE: If Windows HBA mode is set to Enabled, skip step 15 to step 16. If you are using iSCSI boot through HBA, redundant paths to the target are not supported. You can create redundancy for Data I/O by creating a connection manually in the Microsoft iSCSI initiator for the additional network adapters.
NOTE: Skip step 15 to step 16 if Windows HBA mode is set to Enabled. Redundant paths to the target is not supported for iSCSI boot over HBA. You can create redundancy for Data I/O by creating a connection manually in the Microsoft iSCSI initiator for the additional Network adapters. Refer to the iSCSI target user manual for specific guidance to create the connection.
15Select Secondary Device Parameters. In the Secondary Device Parameters screen, select Secondary Device and press the <Enter> key. In the device list, select the MAC address of the second adapter that you recorded in the step 3.
16Select Configure Secondary and press the <Enter> key. Repeats step 8 to step 13 to configure the secondary adapter.
NOTE: If Windows HBA mode is set to Enabled, skip step 17 to step 19. If you are using iSCSI boot through HBA, redundant paths to the target are not supported. You can create redundancy for data I/O by creating a connection manually in the Microsoft iSCSI initiator for the additional Network adapters.
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