Promise Technology 2-Year Extended Warranty for VessR2000 RAID Head - Manual (Page 517)

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A trunk is the aggregation of two or more iSCSI ports to increase bandwidth.
To view a list of iSCSI trunks:
1. From the Main Menu, highlight iSCSI Management and press Enter .
2. Highlight Trunk and press Enter .
The list of iSCSI Trunks displays.
• ID – ID number of the trunk. Starts at 1.
• CtrlId – RAID controller ID, 1 or 2
• Master Port – One of the four physical ports on the RAID controller
• Slave Ports – Any or all of the remaining physical ports on the same RAID controller
• Failed Ports – A slave port that has no iSCSI data connection.
• State – Optimal, Sub-Optimal or Failed. Identify and correct the failed iSCSI ports.
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Vess R2000 supports a maximum of eight trunks.
You cannot use an iSCSI port that has portals configured to it. See “Viewing a List of iSCSI Portals (CLU)” on
page 478 and “Deleting iSCSI Portals (CLU)” on page 482.
To add an iSCSI Trunk:
1. From the Main Menu, highlight iSCSI Management and press Enter .
2. Highlight Trunk and press Enter .
3. Highlight Create New Trunk and press Enter .
4. Enter information as required:
• Highlight Controller and type the controller you want (1 or 2).
• Highlight Master Port and type the port number you want.
• Highlight Slave Ports and type the port number you want.
• Highlight Trunk type and use the Space bar to toggle lacp or balance_xor .
For multiple ports, separate the numbers with a comma. You can choose any or all port
numbers except the Master Port number.