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Instructions for Booting a New Host Using Intel NIC 65
4
Record the IQN of the PowerVault MD3000i storage array in the
"Configuration Worksheet" on page 77:
a
Select the
iSCSI
tab, and then click
Change Target Identification
.
b
Record the iSCSI target name.
NOTE: The ISCSI Target Alias cannot be used by a host for booting.
5
Record the iSCSI host port IP addresses of the RAID controllers in the
"Configuration Worksheet" on page 77:
a
Select the
iSCSI
tab and click
Configure iSCSI Host Ports
.
b
Select each iSCSI host port from the drop down list. Record the
IP address of the port to which the host system is configured to boot
from. If the host system has redundant paths, select a port on a
controller that is on a separate subnet.
6
Use the
iSCSI DOS
utility located in the
iSCSI\DOS
directory on the
media that shipped with the Intel NIC to flash the Intel NIC with the iSCSI
Boot PROM. For more instructions, see the
Intel iSCSI Boot User Guide
.
Boot to a bootable MS-DOS
®
diskette drive or a bootable USB key, and
run the iSCSI DOS utility using the following commands:
ISCSIUTL –ALL –FLASHENABLE
ISCSIUTL –ALL –UP
For additional help, type
ISCSIUTL –?
at a command prompt.
7
Boot to the
Intel iSCSI Boot Setup
menu. For more information, see the
"Firmware Setup" section in the
Intel iSCSI Boot User Guide
.
a
Configure one NIC as
Primary
.
b
Enter the initiator name, IP address, subnet, and gateway of the host
that you recorded in step 1 of "Configuring the PowerVault MD3000i
Storage Array" on page 15.
c
Enter the IQN and IP address of the target.
d
Retain the default values of the port number as 3260 and LUN
number as 0, unless you need to change them.
e
Select
OK
and save the changes.