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Q-Logic ISR6142 manual Normal Session-Uni-directional CHAP

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3 – Configuring CHAP Normal Session—Uni-directional CHAP

Normal Session—Uni-directional CHAP

To configure single-direction CHAP to be used during a normal session:

1.Do not enable CHAP on the presented target.

2.Use the initiator add command:

a.Add the initiator that is about to do a normal login.

b.Enable the CHAP for this initiator.

c.Create a secret (for example, secret_initiator).

d.Use the set chap command to update the CHAP settings of the initiator.

3.Go to the MS Initiator.

4.Click Targets.

5.Select the target you want to login to.

6.Click Advanced.

7.Select Chap Login Information.

8.Type the secret (secret_initiator) that you created in into Target Secret.

9.Click OK.

10.Click OK. The initiator completes the normal login.

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Q-Logic ISR6142 manual Normal Session-Uni-directional CHAP

Contents

User’s Guide iSR6142 Command Line Interface CLIChanges Document Revision HistorySections Affected Introduction Command UsageConfiguring CHAP Command ReferenceImage Initiator Localmap Logout Password Ping Quit Reboot Remote Map Simple Network Management Protocol SNMP Log MessagesList of Tables IndexIntended Audience 1 IntroductionRelated Materials Availability Technical SupportContact Information Trainingcalasupport@qlogic.com Latin and South America Region„ Logging On to a SAN Router „ Guest Account 2 Command Usage„ Working with SAN Router Configurations Logging On to a SAN RouterGuest Account Working with SAN Router ConfigurationsModifying a Configuration Saving and Restoring Router ConfigurationsSave Router Configuration and Persistence Restore Router Configuration and Persistence „ “Discovery Session-Uni-directional CHAP” on page 3 Configuring CHAPCHAP Definition „ “Discovery Session-Bi-directional CHAP” on page4. Click Discovery Discovery Session-Bi-directional CHAP7. Click Advanced 8. Select Chap Login Information 10. Select Mutual AuthenticationDiscovery Session-Uni-directional CHAP 6. Click Advanced 7. Select Chap Login Information Normal Session-Bi-directional CHAP9. Select Mutual Authentication Normal Session-Uni-directional CHAP SN0054659-00 A 3 - Configuring CHAP Normal Session-Uni-directional CHAPA B C D F H I L P Q R S Set Show T 4 Command ReferenceCommand Listing Table 4-1. CLI CommandsEffect Command SyntaxTable 4-2. Command Line Completion KeystrokeKeywords AdminAuthority SyntaxKeywords BeaconAuthority SyntaxKeywords ClearAuthority SyntaxSyntax date DateKeywords MMDDhhmmCCYY Keywords add FcipRouteFCIP route modify command example FCIP route remove command example Syntax fru Keywords restoreExamples HelpAuthority Syntaxmemory mgmt ntp Authority None Syntax History HistoryAuthority Keywords cleanupImage Syntax imageKeywords InitiatorAuthority SyntaxInitiator remove command example Keywords LocalmapAuthority SyntaxLocalmap add command example without FC port query Localmap remove command example Authority None Keywords logout LogoutSyntax Passwordpassword AuthorityAuthority PingSyntax ping Examples Ping command exampleAuthority None Syntax quit QuitSyntax Rebootreboot AuthorityKeywords Remote MapAuthority SyntaxRemotemap add command example with SMART-WRITE licenses Remotemap modify command example with SMART-WRITE licenses Remotemap add command example without SMART-WRITE licensesRemotemap remove command example Remotemap modify command example without SMART-WRITE licensesKeywords Remote PeerAuthority SyntaxRemotepeer remove command example Reset factory command example Reset FactoryAdmin session reset factoryKeywords SaveAuthority SyntaxSave traces command examples Authority Syntax setKeywords chap featuressystem Sets system parameters such as symbolic name and log levelSyntax Set CHAPQRouter admin # set chap AuthorityKeywords Set FCAuthority SyntaxSyntax Set Featuresset features AuthorityKeywords Set iSCSIAuthority SyntaxIPv6 Tgt TCP Port No. Min=1024, Max=65535 Keywords Set iSNSAuthority SyntaxExamples Set MgmtAuthority SyntaxExamples Set NTPAuthority SyntaxAuthority Set PropertiesSyntax set properties Keywords Set SNMPAuthority Syntax4-46 4 - Command Reference Command SyntaxSN0054659-00 A Examples Set SystemAuthority SyntaxAuthority None Syntax show chap ShowKeywords chap Displays SCSI initiator information iSCSI or FC Displays targets discovered by the router FC, iSCSI, or both Displays the router statistics, both FC and iSCSIshow chap Show CHAPAuthority None SyntaxKeywords Show FCAuthority SyntaxKeywords Show FcipRoutesAuthority SyntaxSyntax show features Show FeaturesAuthority None Keywords fc Show InitiatorsSyntax Show iSCSIQRouter admin # show iscsi AuthoritySN0054659-00 A 4 - Command Reference Command Syntax4-57 Keywords Show iSNSAuthority SyntaxAuthority None Show LocalmapsSyntax show localmaps show logs Show LogsAuthority None SyntaxAuthority None Show MemorySyntax show memory show mgmt Show MgmtAuthority None Syntaxshow ntp Show NTPAuthority None SyntaxSyntax show perf byte initrbyte initwbyte tgtrbyte tgtwbyte Show PerformanceKeywords byte Authority NoneDisplaying bytes/sec total Show Performance byte command examplePress any key to stop display Authority None Show Presented InitiatorsSyntax show presentedinitiators Keywords fc Show Presented TargetsShow Presented iSCSI Targets command example Authority None Show PropertiesSyntax show properties Authority None Show RemotemapsSyntax show remotemaps Authority None Show RemotepeersSyntax show remotepeers show snmp Show SNMPAuthority None Syntaxshow stats Show StatsAuthority None SyntaxData Bytes Xmited 55036896842234 PDUs Rcvd Unexpected I/O Rcvd iSCSI Format Errors Header Digest Errors show system Show SystemAuthority SyntaxKeywords Show TargetsAuthority SyntaxKeywords Show VLANAuthority SyntaxAuthority Admin session Syntax shutdown ShutdownKeywords TargetAuthority SyntaxAuthority TracerouteSyntax traceroute 4-82 4 - Command Reference Command SyntaxSN0054659-00 A „ “Application Modules” on page A-2 „ “iSCSI Driver” on page A-4 A Log MessagesLog Data Informational Log MessagesTable A-1. Application Modules-Informational Log Messages Application ModulesLog Message Log Message Table A-1. Application Modules-Informational Log Messages ContinuedTable A-2. iSCSI Driver-Informational Log Messages iSCSI DriverLog Message Table A-3. Fibre Channel Driver-Informational Log Messages Fibre Channel DriverLog Message Table A-4. User Modules-Informational Log Messages User ModulesLog Message Log Message Table A-4. User Modules-Informational Log Messages ContinuedTable A-5. FCIP-Informational Log Messages FCIPLog Message Table A-7. System-Informational Log Messages TOE DriverSystem Table A-6. TOE-Informational Log Messages„ “Fibre Channel Driver” on page A-20 „ “User Modules” on page A-22 Error Log MessagesTable A-8. Application Module-Error Log Messages „ “Application Modules” on page A-10 „ “iSCSI Driver” on page A-18Log Message Table A-8. Application Module-Error Log Messages ContinuedLog Message Table A-8. Application Module-Error Log Messages ContinuedLog Message Table A-8. Application Module-Error Log Messages ContinuedPage Page Page Page iSCSI Driver Table A-9. iSCSI Driver-Error Log MessagesLog Message Page Log Messages Table A-10. Fibre Channel Driver-Error Log MessagesFibre Channel Driver Log Messages Table A-10. Fibre Channel Driver-Error Log Messages ContinuedUser Modules Table A-11. User Modules-Error Log MessagesLog Message Log Message Table A-11. User Modules-Error Log Messages ContinuedPage „ “TOE Driver” on page A-30 „ “System” on page A-31 Table A-12. System-Error Log MessagesFatal Log Messages „ “iSCSI Driver” on page A-25 „ “FC Driver” on page A-28Log Message Table A-13. iSCSI Driver-Fatal Log Messages ContinuedLog Message Table A-13. iSCSI Driver-Fatal Log Messages ContinuedTable A-14. Fibre Channel Driver-Fatal Log Messages FC DriverLog Message Log Message Table A-14. Fibre Channel Driver-Fatal Log Messages ContinuedTOE Driver Table A-15. TOE-Fatal Log MessagesLog Message System Table A-16. System-Fatal Log MessagesLog Message A-32 A - Log Messages Fatal Log MessagesSN0054659-00 A Table B-1. SNMP Properties B Simple Network Management Protocol SNMPIntroduction SNMP PropertiesParameter SNMP Trap ConfigurationTable B-2. SNMP Trap Configuration Parameters Table B-1. SNMP Properties Continued„ Fibre Channel Port Table Management Information Base MIBSystem Information „ System Information „ Network Port Table „ Fibre Channel Port TableqsrAgentVersion Network Port TableQsrNwPortEntry qsrNoOfGbEPortsqsrIPAddressType qsrNwPortRoleqsrNwPortIndex qsrNwPortAddressModeqsrMacAddress Fibre Channel Port TableqsrNetMask qsrGatewayqsrFcPortIndex qsrFcPortEntryQsrFcPortEntry qsrFcPortRoleqsrFcPortType Sensor TableqsrFcPortWwn qsrFcPortIdqsrSensorType qsrSensorEntryQsrSensorEntry A sensor entry consists of the following sequence of objectsqsrSensorState qsrSensorValueqsrUpperThreshold qsrLowerThreshold„ Agent Shut Down Notification „ Network Port Down Notification NotificationsNotification Objects „ Notification Objects „ Agent Start Up NotificationFibre Channel Port Down Notification Agent Start Up NotificationAgent Shut Down Notification Network Port Down NotificationGeneric Notification Sensor NotificationB-14 B - Simple Network Management Protocol SNMP NotificationsSN0054659-00 A Index Page Page Page error log messages A-22 messages A-6 Uni-directional CHAP configuration 3-3, 3-5 User modulesIndex-6 iSR6142 Command Line Interface CLI User’s GuideSN0054659-00 A