If you want to use a server to manage host groups (or iSCSI targets), the following requirements must be met.
The requirements for managing host groups (or iSCSI targets) from a server are as follows.
No. |
Description |
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Requirement 1 |
To each server, you can register either host groups or iSCSI targets. To manage a host that has both Fibre Channel HBAs and iSCSI HBAs as a server, create a server for the Fibre Channel HBAs and another server for the iSCSI HBAs. (For details, see requirement 1 in the figure that follows.) |
Requirement 2 |
You cannot register the same host group (or iSCSI target) to multiple servers. In a cluster configuration, group all the servers (nodes) composing the cluster, and manage them as one server. Manage each host group (or iSCSI target) by registering it to a single server. (For details, see requirement 2 in the figure that follows.) |
Requirement 3 |
You cannot register host groups (or iSCSI targets) corresponding to the same port to the same server. If a port has multiple host groups (or iSCSI targets), create a server for each host group (or iSCSI target). (For details, see requirement 3 in the figure that follows.) |
Requirement 4 |
You can register a maximum of 32 host WWNs or iSCSI names to a single server. To manage as a server a host that has more than 32 HBAs, create multiple servers for that host. |
Requirement 5 |
You cannot register to a server a host group that has an path to an volume that is not a Dynamic Provision, Dynamic Tiering, or Active Flash LDEV. (For details, see requirement 5 in the figure that follows.) |
Requirement 6 |
If you register a host group (or an iSCSI target) to a server, change the LU security setting to ON. |
Requirement 7 |
You cannot register a host group (or an iSCSI target) whose ID is 0 to a server. Use a host group (or iSCSI target) whose ID is not 0. |