Dell Emulex Family of Adapters - Manual (Page 1613)

Boot Version 10.2 for NIC, iSCSI, FCoE, and RoCE Protocols User Manual P010097-01B Rev. A
10. Configuring and Managing iSCSI Targets with the iSCSISelect Utility
Adding iSCSI Targets
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16. After you have added your targets, from the Controller Configuration menu, select
iSCSI Target Configuration and press to view the added target
information.
Figure 10-4 iSCSI Target Configuration Screen
Note: If you set the Boot Target option in step 5 before adding the target, the Boot
Target displays No on this menu. To enable Boot Target, go to step 17.
17. To enable Boot Target or make any other changes to your target or targets, select the
target and press . The Edit/Ping iSCSI Target menu is displayed. From this
menu, you can edit your target.
Manually Adding an iSCSI Target
Use this method if an iSCSI node has a small number of targets, or you want to restrict
the targets that an initiator can access. To manually configure a target, you must
provide the iSCSI target name.
To configure an iSCSI target manually:
1. Log into the iSCSISelect utility by pressing when prompted.
2. Select Controller Configuration and press . A list of controllers is
displayed.
3. Select a controller and press . The Controller Configuration menu is
displayed.
4. From the Controller Configuration menu, select iSCSI Target Configuration and
press .
5. Select Add New iSCSI Target and press . The Add/Ping iSCSI Target
dialog-box is displayed (Figure 10-2).
6. Enter the iSCSI target name.
7. Enter the iSCSI target IP address.
8. Enter the TCP port number (the default target port number is 3260).
9. If you want to enable the target as a boot target, select Yes.
10. Enter an ISID Qualifier if needed. A unique ISID value is needed if you are
connecting dual sessions to the same target portal group. You can enter a number
up to 65535. For more information, see “Setting an ISID Value” on page 1616.
11. Select Yes from the Header Digest pop-up menu if you want to enable Header
Digest. When set to Yes, and the iSCSI initiator is set accordingly, the integrity of an
iSCSI PDU’s header segment is protected by CRC32C checksum. The default setting
is No.