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4 – Interactive Mode Commands Port Level Info & Operations Menu

3.From the HBA CHAP Menu, make changes as needed by selecting from the following options:

1.Display CHAP table (see page 4-41)

2.Display Targets Using CHAP Entries (see page 4-41)

3.Assign a CHAP Entry to a Target (see page 4-42)

4.Add a CHAP Entry (see page 4-42)

5.Add a Default BIDI CHAP (see page 4-43)

6.Edit a CHAP Entry (see page 4-43)

7.Delete a CHAP Entry (see page 4-44)

8.Select HBA Port (see page 4-49)

9.Save Target/CHAP Changes (see page 4-44)

10.Refresh (see page 4-49)

11.Exit (see page 4-50)

Display CHAP Table

(CLI Option -dspchap)

Select the Display CHAP Table option to view the CHAP table, which is an array of records containing CHAP names and secrets used by the HBA during CHAP authentication. For example:

CHAP TABLE

Entry: 1 <DEFAULT BIDI CHAP entry>

Name:

Secret: jonathan

This is a BIDI Chap entry

Entry: 2

Name: tyler

Secret: qlogic

Entry: 4

Name: randy

Secret: qlogic

Press the Enter key to continue.

Display Targets Using CHAP Entries

(CLI Option -chapmap)

Select the Display Targets Using CHAP Entries option to view the following information about each target that has a CHAP:

„Target ID (target ID of this target as assigned by QLogic software)

„IP address (IP address of the target)

„Port (port ID for iSCSI targets as defined by the iSCSI standard)

„iSCSI name (target iSCSI name as defined by the iSCSI standard)

„Alias (target iSCSI alias name as defined by the manufacturer software)

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