iSCSI Configuration Rules
Refer to this section as you plan your iSCSI environment with your network administrator. It provides minimal guidelines for configuring initiator servers and target storage systems in IP networks that use the iSCSI protocol. It is recommended to use discrete networks dedicated to iSCSI data traffic, but support other configurations.
CAUTION
The number and complexity of supported configurations is constantly growing. The rules and examples shown in this document are a subset of those in the more complete, current, and detailed Tested Hardware and OS List (THOL) document the SSR212PP support website.
Login Limitations
Initiator software
Supported logins
MIcrosoft iSCSI initiator | 1 login per server to each SP data port |
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QLogic SANsurfer | 1 login per HBA to each SP data port |
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Supported Network Devices
Initiators can connect to target iSCSI storage systems using a Layer 2 (switched) or Layer 3 (routed) network.
VLANs and/or VPNs in the network should be transparent to the storage system and are supported as long as the network quality is adequate.
Supported Server Devices
You can attach an
You can attach an
You can attach an
You can configure
You can connect up to four
An SSR212PP2i storage system can connect to a maximum of 20 initiators or a maximum of 10 servers (hosts); an SSR212PPi can connect to a maximum of 10 initiators or a maximum of 10 servers.
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