Iscsi driver configuration, Configuring iscsi driver options, Iscsi driver configuration 8 – Dell Emulex Family of Adapters User Manual
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3. Configuration
iSCSI Driver Configuration
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iSCSI Driver Configuration
Configuring iSCSI Driver Options
The following table lists the user configurable iSCSI driver options. It includes a
description of the parameters, default values, and the limits within which they can be
configured.
Note: If the value given for a parameter is outside the supported range (Minimum and
Maximum values), then the driver will log an error in the Event Log and
continue to load using the default value of the parameter.
The following command line shows how to configure the driver with LDTO value as 25
seconds:
# vmkload_mod be2iscsi ldto=25
Table 3-5 User-configurable iSCSI Driver Options
Parameter
Default
Value
Minimum
Value
Maximum
Value
Description
LDTO
20 seconds
0 seconds
3600
seconds
Link Down Timeout (in seconds)
This determines the amount of time the
initiator driver will wait for the controller's
physical link to become available before
reporting that the LUNs are unavailable to
the operating system.
ETO 30
30 seconds
0 seconds
3600
seconds
Extended Timeout (in seconds)
This determines the amount of time the
initiator driver will wait for the target to
become available once it has lost connection
to the target during an I/O operation.
Note: If the minimum value is set between 0
- 19, the driver will assume a value of
20 internally. No modifications will be
seen in the registry.
im_policy
2
0
4
Controls the rate of interrupts for the
adapter. For more information, see
“Interrupt Moderation Policy Settings” on
page 1030.
large I/O
128
128
512
Maximum transfer size in a single I/O request
in kilobytes. By default, the iSCSI driver
supports a maximum of 128 KB of data in a
single I/O request. This option can be used to
enable support for 512 KB of data in a single
I/O request.
log_level
0x00
0xff
Enables the logging of debug information in
system logs for a specific path, or all paths,
in the driver.