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13
In the
CHAP Configuration
screen, select the CHAP method and click
Next
. For more information on CHAP see "Understanding CHAP
Authentication" on page 42.
14
In the
Summary
screen, review the information that you entered for the
storage array.
15
Click
Apply
to save the changes to the storage array.
NOTE: Click Cancel Array to cancel the configuration for the storage array and go
back to select another storage array for configuration.
16
On the
Configure Additional Arrays
screen, select whether you want to
configure an additional array. Click
Next
to continue.
17
If you selected
Yes
in step 16, then repeat step 6 through step 15 to
configure an additional array.
If you selected
No
in step 16, perform the following on the
Configure
Host Connectivity
screen:
a
Select whether you want to configure the connectivity for the current
host’s iSCSI initiator.
b
Click
Next
to continue.
c
Click
No
to complete the configuration task and go to step f.
d
Click
Yes
to configure the connectivity for the current host’s iSCSI
initiator. The
Select Storage Array
screen is displayed.
e
Select the storage array that you want to configure for connectivity to
the local host.
f
Click
Finish
on the last screen to exit the utility.
NOTE: The storage arrays just configured by the utility are marked as Configuration
Complete against their names in the list. This helps you to identify the arrays that
are ready to be configured for host access.
18
In the
Storage Array Login
screen, perform the following:
a
In the
Controller#
column, select the iSCSI host port of the storage
array that you want to configure and its IP address(es).
b
In the
Host Address
column, from the drop-down menu, select the
host IP address that must login to the iSCSI host port of the storage
array.
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