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Presenting LUNs to the QLogic iSCSI initiator....................................................................94
Installing the HP MPIO Full Featured DSM for P6000 EVA..................................................94
Microsoft Windows Cluster support......................................................................................95
Microsoft Cluster Server for Windows 2003.....................................................................95
Microsoft Cluster Server for Windows 2008.....................................................................96
Setting up authentication ........................................................................................................97
General CHAP restrictions ..................................................................................................97
Microsoft initiator CHAP secret restrictions ............................................................................98
Linux CHAP restrictions ......................................................................................................98
ATTO Macintosh CHAP restrictions ......................................................................................98
Recommended CHAP policies .............................................................................................98
iSCSI session types ............................................................................................................98
MPX200 CHAP modes ......................................................................................................98
Enabling single-direction CHAP during discovery session and normal session............................99
Enabling CHAP for the MPX200-discovered iSCSI initiator entry ............................................100
Enabling CHAP for the Microsoft iSCSI initiator....................................................................100
Enabling CHAP for the open-iscsi iSCSI initiator ..................................................................101
Enabling single-direction CHAP during discovery session and bidirectional CHAP during normal
session ..........................................................................................................................102
Enabling bidirectional CHAP during discovery session and single-direction CHAP during normal
session...........................................................................................................................104
Enabling bidirectional CHAP during discovery session and bidirectional CHAP during normal
session...........................................................................................................................105
8 MPX200 FCIP........................................................................................108
MPX200 FCIP product description...........................................................................................108
Redundant FCIP network structure example...............................................................................108
Using FCIP to encapsulate FC packets.....................................................................................109
FCIP Impact on existing iSCSI configurations............................................................................109
FCIP and iSCSI performance..................................................................................................110
MPX200 iSCSI/FCIP configurations.........................................................................................111
HP Continuous Access 3-site configurations.........................................................................115
3-site configuration with four MPX200 routers.................................................................116
3-site configuration with six MPX200 routers...................................................................116
3-site configuration with eight MPX200 routers................................................................117
3-site configuration with six MPX200 routers and full inter-site connectivity..........................118
FCIP configuration rules and guidelines...............................................................................119
General FCIP configuration rules...................................................................................119
Operating system and multipath support........................................................................119
Storage system rules and guidelines...............................................................................120
Fibre Channel switch and firmware support.....................................................................120
FC switch requirements............................................................................................121
IP network requirements...........................................................................................121
IP performance tuning...........................................................................................................121
Distance.........................................................................................................................122
Bandwidth per route.........................................................................................................122
Latency...........................................................................................................................122
MTU/Jumbo frames..........................................................................................................122
Compression...................................................................................................................123
TCP window size/scaling performance tuning......................................................................123
Modifying the window size and scaling factor.....................................................................123
TCP window size and scaling factor recommendations..........................................................124
FCIP link diagnostics.............................................................................................................126
Configuring an FCIP route......................................................................................................127
Step 1. Verify your system requirements...............................................................................127
Contents 5
- Abstract 1
- Contents 3
- 4 Contents 4
- Contents 5 5
- 6 Contents 6
- Contents 7 7
- 8 Contents 8
- Contents 9 9
- MPX200 features 10
- MPX200 storage system support 10
- Management software 12
- Installation recommendations 20
- Total number of initiators 21
- Use of iSNS 21
- Use of iSCSI ports 21
- Balancing the load 21
- 10-GbE initiators 22
- Prerequisites 22
- General IP-SAN 23
- Network latency 25
- 3 Installing the MPX200 26
- Rack mounting the MPX200 27
- 1. Power cord 29
- Rack mounting the MPX200 29 29
- 4. Bezel3. Bracket arrows 30
- 30 Installing the MPX200 30
- Fibre Channel zoning 31
- Setting up the iSCSI IP ports 34
- Code load 36
- Locating the MPX200 38
- Removing an iSCSI controller 39
- Setting up the iSCSI ports 41
- LUN provisioning 42
- LUN provisioning 43 43
- Alternate procedure 45
- LUN management 48
- LUN management 49 49
- Figure 48 Expanded ports 50
- LUN management 51 51
- Supported IP network adapters 58
- IP network requirements 58
- Figure 56 Host details 63
- Multipathing 65
- Assigning device names 78
- Target bindings 78
- Mounting file systems 79
- Unmounting file systems 79
- MPxIO overview 83
- Editing the sgen.conf file 85
- Creating an sgen driver alias 86
- #mpathadm list lu 88
- Setting up authentication 97
- Setting up authentication 103 103
- Setting up authentication 107 107
- 8 MPX200 FCIP 108
- FCIP and iSCSI performance 110
- 112 MPX200 FCIP 112
- 114 MPX200 FCIP 114
- 116 MPX200 FCIP 116
- 118 MPX200 FCIP 118
- IP performance tuning 121
- Distance 122
- Bandwidth per route 122
- MTU/Jumbo frames 122
- Compression 123
- FCIP link diagnostics 126
- Configuring an FCIP route 127
- Step 3. Rack-mount the MPX200 128
- Step 4. Install the SFPs 128
- Install FCIP license 129
- Configuring an FCIP route 131 131
- 132 MPX200 FCIP 132
- FCoE configurations 133
- Ethernet 134
- Figure 114 Host type 137
- Figure 115 Host properties 137
- MPX200 chassis diagnostics 141
- Fibre Channel Port LEDs 142
- POST diagnostics 142
- Locating the MPX200 blade 144
- MPX200 log data 144
- MPX200 statistics 144
- MPX200 ping command 144
- WANLink diagnostic 145
- Issues and solutions 147
- Intended audience 151
- Related documentation 151
- Contacting HP 151
- Related information 152
- Typographical conventions 152
- Rack stability 153
- Product warranties 153
- 12 Documentation feedback 154
- A Command reference 155
- Fciproute 158
- Example 2: 159
- NoneAuthority 161
- Commands 161 161
- Initiator 163
- Commands 165 165
- Set alias 169
- Set CHAP 169
- Set chassis 170
- Commands 171 171
- Set features 172
- Set iSCSI 172
- Set iSNS 172
- Set Mgmt 173
- Set properties 174
- Set SNMP 174
- Set system 175
- Set VPGroups 175
- Show CHAP 178
- Show chassis 178
- Show fciproutes 179
- Show features 180
- Show initiators 180
- Show initiators LUNmask 180
- Show iSCSI 181
- Show iSNS 181
- Show logs 182
- Show LUNinfo 182
- Show LUNs 183
- Show LUNmask 183
- Show memory 184
- Show mgmt 184
- Show NTP 184
- Show perf 185
- Show presented targets 186
- Show properties 187
- Show SNMP 187
- Show stats 187
- 188 Command reference 188
- Commands 189 189
- Show system 190
- Show targets 190
- Show VPGroups 191
- Shutdown 191
- Traceroute 192
- Wanlinktest 192
- 194 Command reference 194
- Logging on to an MPX200 195
- Modifying a configuration 196
- SNMP parameters 199
- Management Information Base 200
- FC port table 202
- Initiator object table 204
- LUN table 205
- VP group table 207
- Sensor table 209
- Notifications 210
- Notification objects 211
- Agent startup notification 212
- Agent shutdown notification 212
- FC port down notification 212
- Target device discovery 212
- Notifications 213 213
- Notifications 215 215
- D Log messages 216
- Table 35 DM log messages 232
- Table 36 WD log messages 235
- Regulatory compliance notices 240
- BSMI notice 241
- Safety notices 242
- Power cords 243
- Japanese power cord statement 244
- Chinese warning messages 244
- English notice 244
- Dutch notice 244
- Czechoslovakian notice 245
- Estonian notice 245
- Finnish notice 245
- French notice 245
- German notice 245
- Greek notice 246
- Hungarian notice 246
- Italian notice 246
- Latvian notice 247
- Lithuanian notice 247
- Polish notice 247
- Portuguese notice 247
- Slovakian notice 248
- Slovenian notice 248
- Spanish notice 248
- Swedish notice 248
- Username: guest 250
- Password: password 250
- MPX200> admin start 250
- Glossary 251
- 252 Glossary 252
- 254 Glossary 254
- 256 Index 256
- 258 Index 258
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