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vSphere Storage - ESXi 5.1 - Documentation - VMware

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<strong>vSphere</strong> <strong>Storage</strong><br />

6 Using the wizard, complete the following actions.<br />

Option Description<br />

<strong>Storage</strong> configuration a Set the Fault Tolerant mode (RAID mode).<br />

iSCSI configuration (configure an<br />

iSCSI portal)<br />

b Assign a spare disk for appropriate RAID level.<br />

a Select a data port.<br />

Login settings Enter login settings.<br />

b Assign an IP address to the data port.<br />

Management settings Enter management settings.<br />

7 Click Finish to apply the configuration settings.<br />

c VLANs are set up on the switch and are used as one method of<br />

controlling access to the storage. If you are using VLANs, enter the<br />

VLAN ID to use (0 = not used).<br />

d The wizard suggests a default iSCSI Target Name and iSCSI Target Alias.<br />

Accept the default or enter user-defined values.<br />

NOTE To configure the remaining data ports, complete the Initial System<br />

Configuration Wizard process, and then use tasks available on the<br />

Configure tab.<br />

NOTE Wizards are available for basic configuration tasks only. Use the Manage and Configure tabs to view<br />

and change your configuration.<br />

What to do next<br />

After initial setup, perform the following tasks to complete the configuration:<br />

n Create an array.<br />

n Create a logical drive.<br />

n Create a target.<br />

n Create a portal group.<br />

n Associate or assign the portals created using the wizard with the portal group created.<br />

n Map logical drives to the target.<br />

n Add initiators (initiator IQN name and alias).<br />

n Update the ACLs of the logical drives to provide access to initiators (select the list of initiators to access<br />

the logical drive).<br />

HP <strong>Storage</strong>Works EVA <strong>Storage</strong> Systems<br />

The two types of HP <strong>Storage</strong>Works EVA systems are EVA_GL, an active-passive system, and EVA_XL, an<br />

active-active system. For the systems to work with <strong>ESXi</strong>, certain specific settings are required.<br />

Set the connection type to Custom when you present a LUN to an <strong>ESXi</strong> host. The value is one of the following:<br />

n For HP EVAgl 3000/5000 (active-passive), use the 000000002200282E host mode type.<br />

n For HP EVAgl firmware 4.001 (active-active firmware for GL series) and above, use the <strong>VMware</strong> host mode<br />

type.<br />

n For EVA4000/6000/8000 active-active arrays with firmware earlier than 5.031, use the 000000202200083E<br />

host mode type.<br />

n For EVA4000/6000/8000 active-active arrays with firmware 5.031 and later, use the <strong>VMware</strong> host mode type.<br />

Otherwise, EVA systems do not require special configuration changes to work with an <strong>ESXi</strong> system.<br />

116 <strong>VMware</strong>, Inc.

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