16Press <Esc> twice to exit the Configuration Menu. Select Exit and Save Configuration and press <Enter>.
NOTE: Skip step 17 to step 19 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.
17Press <Esc> to go back to the main menu. Select Secondary Device Parameters and press the <Enter> key.
18In the Secondary Device Parameters screen, select Configure Secondary and press <Enter>.
19Repeat step 14 and step 15.
20Press <Esc> and <F4> to save and exit from the Broadcom MBA Configuration menu.
The host now boots from the iSCSI LUN.
Cloning
If you intend to create an operating system image to deploy to multiple hosts, run Sysprep prior to cloning the LUN.
1In the system drive root, create a directory and name it as Sysprep.
2In your operating system media, locate the archive file support\tools\deploy.cab and copy all the contents to the Sysprep directory.
3Use the setupmgr.exe utility to create the sysprep.inf file and follow the on the screen instructions to provide specific information.
4In the Sysprep.inf file, edit the [Unattended] section as shown below:
[Unattended]
LegacyNic=1
5Run Sysprep.
6To create an operating system image, select Reseal and Shutdown.
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