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10.
Use the
to bind the portal group to the iSCSI target just created:
CLI> bind portal_group pg1 target1
The portal group was bound successfully to the target.
11.
Bind logical drives to the iSCSI target using the
command:
CLI> bind unit 0 target1 1
On Target target1:
LUN 1 mapped to Unit 0
Alias:
lun1t1
12.
Repeat the
command as required to bind several logical drives to the target.
13.
Use the
command to create an entry for the iSCSI initiator to enable it to access the
system:
CLI> add initiator iqn.1991-05.com.microsoft:myini.domain.com
The initiator was added successfully.
Name:
iqn.1991-05.com.microsoft:myini.domain.com
Alias:
initiator1
NOTE:
The iSCSI node name of your initiator can be found under the Initiator Settings tab of the Microsoft
iSCSI Initiator control panel window.
Configuration of a basic setup with a single iSCSI target, portal, and initiator is now complete. The
initiator has full access to the LUNs on the target and is not required to provide any authentication
information to log in.
Configuring CHAP authentication for iSCSI connections
NOTE:
The steps in this section assume that you already have a basic iSCSI setup configured.
1.
Set up a target CHAP secret (password) for one-way authentication using the
command:
CLI> set target_chap target1 mychapsecret123
The CHAP settings have been applied.
2.
Activate CHAP authentication for the target using the
command:
CLI> set iscsi_keys target1 authentication=chap
The new values were set successfully.
3.
[Optional] Set up an initiator CHAP secret for mutual authentication using the
command:
CLI> set initiator_chap initiator1 inichapsecret123
The CHAP settings have been applied.
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