vSphere Storage - ESXi 5.1 - Documentation - VMware
vSphere Storage - ESXi 5.1 - Documentation - VMware
vSphere Storage - ESXi 5.1 - Documentation - VMware
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<strong>vSphere</strong> <strong>Storage</strong><br />
3 To configure one-way CHAP, under CHAP specify the following:<br />
a Select the CHAP security level.<br />
n Do not use CHAP unless required by target (software and dependent hardware iSCSI only)<br />
n Use CHAP unless prohibited by target<br />
n Use CHAP (software and dependent hardware iSCSI only). To configure mutual CHAP, you<br />
must select this option.<br />
b Specify the CHAP name.<br />
Make sure that the name you specify matches the name configured on the storage side.<br />
n To set the CHAP name to the iSCSI initiator name, select Use initiator name.<br />
n To set the CHAP name to anything other than the iSCSI initiator name, deselect Use initiator<br />
name and type a name in the Name text box.<br />
c Enter a one-way CHAP secret to be used as part of authentication. Use the same secret that you enter<br />
on the storage side.<br />
4 To configure mutual CHAP, first configure one-way CHAP by following the directions in Step 3.<br />
Make sure to select Use CHAP as an option for one-way CHAP. Then, specify the following under Mutual<br />
CHAP:<br />
a Select Use CHAP.<br />
b Specify the mutual CHAP name.<br />
c Enter the mutual CHAP secret. Make sure to use different secrets for the one-way CHAP and mutual<br />
CHAP.<br />
5 Click OK.<br />
6 Rescan the initiator.<br />
If you change the CHAP or mutual CHAP parameters, they are used for new iSCSI sessions. For existing<br />
sessions, new settings are not used until you log out and log in again.<br />
Set Up CHAP for iSCSI Adapter in the <strong>vSphere</strong> Web Client<br />
When you set up CHAP name and secret at the iSCSI adapter level, all targets receive the same parameters<br />
from the adapter. By default, all discovery addresses or static targets inherit CHAP parameters that you set<br />
up at the adapter level.<br />
The CHAP name should not exceed 511 alphanumeric characters and the CHAP secret should not exceed 255<br />
alphanumeric characters. Some adapters, for example the QLogic adapter, might have lower limits, 255 for the<br />
CHAP name and 100 for the CHAP secret.<br />
Prerequisites<br />
n Before setting up CHAP parameters for software or dependent hardware iSCSI, determine whether to<br />
configure unidirectional or bidirectional CHAP. Independent hardware iSCSI adapters do not support<br />
bidirectional CHAP.<br />
n Verify CHAP parameters configured on the storage side. Parameters that you configure must match the<br />
ones one the storage side.<br />
n Required privilege: Host.Configuration.<strong>Storage</strong> Partition Configuration<br />
Procedure<br />
1 Display storage adapters and select the iSCSI adapter to configure.<br />
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