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■ Initiator's Host - select from a list of existing hosts or create a new one.
The wizard will allow you to assign the initiator to a host or host group. You use the
host or host group to map the initiator to a volume.
■ Authentication - enable Challenge-Handshake Authentication Protocol (CHAP)
authentication, if needed. (The example does not enable this). Enter a unique
password consisting of 12 to 57 alphanumeric characters.
You will also have to enter a CHAP secret on the Target Details page.
For more information about authentication, go to“Configuring Mutual
Authentication for an iSCSI Session” on page 105 for reference the online help.
Configuring Other iSCSI Features
This section describes additional features for configuring iSCSI on the Sun
StorageTek 2510 Array. It contains the following sections:
■ “Additional iSCSI Topics in the Online Help” on page 104
■ “Configuring Mutual Authentication for an iSCSI Session” on page 105
Additional iSCSI Topics in the Online Help
In addition to the initial iSCSI configuration discussed in this guide, the Common
Array Manager has online help to document modifying every feature and the fields
on every iSCSI page.
iSCSI topics in the online help include:
■ Configuring an iSCSI Session
■ Configuring Ports
■ Create Initiator Wizard
■ Configuring Mutual Authentication for an iSCSI Session
■ Configuring an Unnamed Discovery Session
■ Configuring an Internet Storage Name Service (iSNS)
■ Enabling and Disabling ICMP Ping Responses
■ Ending an iSCSI Session
■ Viewing iSCSI Performance Statistics
Page help in the online help includes:
■ iSCSI Ethernet-MAC Performance Page
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