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The iSCSI target is the storage dev ice itself or an appliance which controls and
serves volumes or virtual volumes. The target is the device which performs SCSI
commands or bridges it to an attached storage device. iSCSI targets can be
disks, tapes, RAID arrays, tape libraries, and etc.
Figure 2.2.1
The host side need s an iSCSI initiator. The initiator is a driver which handles the
SCSI traffic over iSCSI. The initiator can be software or hardware (HBA). R efer to
the certification list of iSCSI HBA(s) in Appendix A. OS native initiators or other
software initiators use the standard TCP/IP stack and Ethernet hardware , while
iSCSI HBA(s) use their own iSCSI and TCP/IP stacks.
Hardware iSCSI HBA(s) would provide its initiator tool. Refer to the vendors’ HBA
user manual. Microsoft, Linux and Mac provide software iSCSI initiator driver.
Below are the available links:
1. Link to download the Microsoft iSCSI software initiator:
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?familyid=12cb3c1a -
15d6-4585-b385-befd1319f825&displaylang=en
Refer to Appendix D for Microsoft iSCSI initiator installation procedure.
2. Linux iSCSI initiator is also available. For different kernels, there are
different iSCSI drivers. Check Appendix A for software iSCSI initiator
certification list. If user needs the latest Linux iSCSI initiator, please
visit Open-iSCSI project for most update information. Linux-iSCSI
(sfnet) and Open-iSCSI projects merged in April 11, 2005.
Open-iSCSI website: http://www.open-iscsi.org/
iSCSI device 1
(target)
Host 1
(initiator)
NIC
IP SAN
Host 2
(initiator)
iSCSI
HBA
iSCSI device 2
(target)
- Table of Contents 2
- Chapter 1 RAID Introduction 4
- 1.2 Terminology 6
- 1.3 RAID levels 8
- Figure 1.4.1 10
- Chapter 2 Getting started 11
- Figure 2.2.1 12
- 2.3 Management methods 13
- 2.4 Enclosure 14
- 2.4.2 System buzzer 17
- 2.4.3 LED 17
- Chapter 3 Web GUI guideline 18
- 3.2 Login 19
- Figure 3.2.3 20
- Figure 3.2.4 20
- 3.3 Quick Installation 21
- Figure 3.3.2 22
- 3.4 System configuration 23
- 3.4.2 IP address 24
- 3.4.3 Login setting 24
- Figure 3.4.3.1 25
- 3.4.4 Mail setting 26
- 3.4.5 Notification setting 27
- 3.5 iSCSI configuration 28
- 3.5.1 Entity property 29
- 3.5.2 NIC 29
- 3.5.3 Node 31
- 3.5.4 Session 32
- 3.5.5 CHAP account 32
- 3.6 Volume configuration 33
- Figure 3.3.1 34
- 3.6.2 Physical disk 35
- Figure 3.6.2.2 36
- Figure 3.6.2.3 36
- • PD column description: 36
- 3.6.3 RAID group 38
- Figure 3.6.3.2 39
- • RG column description: 39
- 3.6.4 Virtual disk 41
- • VD column description: 42
- 3.6.5 Snapshot 45
- Figure 3.6.5.2 46
- Figure 3.6.5.3 46
- Figure 3.6.5.4 46
- Figure 3.6.5.5 47
- 3.6.6 Logical unit 48
- Figure 3.6.6.2 49
- 3.6.7 Example 50
- Formatted 51
- Figure 3.6.7.4 52
- Figure 3.6.7.5 52
- Figure 3.6.7.6 53
- Figure 3.6.7.7 54
- Figure 3.6.7.8 54
- 3.7 Enclosure management 56
- 3.7.2 Hardware monitor 57
- Figure 3.7.3.1 58
- 3.7.4 UPS 59
- 3.8 System maintenance 61
- 3.8.2 Upgrade 62
- 3.8.4 Import and export 63
- 3.8.5 Event log 63
- 3.9 Logout 64
- Chapter 4 Advanced operation 65
- 4.2 RG migration 67
- Figure 4.2.2 68
- Figure 4.2.3 68
- 4.3 VD Extension 69
- Figure 4.4.1 70
- 4.4.2 Auto snapshot 73
- 4.4.3 Rollback 74
- 4.5 Disk roaming 75
- Appendix 77
- B. Event notifications 80
- SES events 81
- Environmental events 81
- C. Known issues 84
- D. Microsoft iSCSI Initiator 84
- Figure D.2 85
- Figure D.3 85
- Figure D.4 86
- Figure D.5 86
- Figure D.6 87
- Figure D.7 87
- Figure D.8 88
- Figure F.9 93
- Figure F.10 93
- Figure F.11 94
- Figure F.12 94
- Figure F.13 95
- Figure F.14 95
- Figure F.15 96
- Figure F.16 96
- Figure F.17 97
- Figure F.18 97
- Figure F.19 99
- Figure F.20 99
- Figure F.21 100
- Figure F.22 100
- Figure F.25 102
- Figure F.26 102
- Figure F.27 103
- Figure F.28 104
- Figure F.1 105
- Figure F.3 106
- Figure F.2 106
- Figure F.4 107
- Figure F.5 107
- Figure F.6 108
- Figure F.7 108
- Figure F.8 109
- Figure G.1 110
- Figure G.2 110
- Figure G.3 111
- Figure G.4 111
- Figure G.5 112
- Figure G.6 112
- Figure G.7 113
- Figure G.8 113
- Figure H.1 115
- Figure H.2 115
- Figure H.3 115
- Figure H.4 116
- Figure H.5 116
- Figure H.6 116
- Figure H.11 118
- Figure H.12 118
- Figure H.13 119
- Figure H.14 120
- Figure H.15 120
- Figure H.16 121
- Figure H.17 121
- Figure H.18 122
- Figure H.19 122
- Figure H.20 122
- Figure H.21 123
- Figure H.22 123
- Figure H.23 124
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