Complete Host Protocol Conversion - Fujitsu ETERNUS AB Series Maintaining Hardware

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Complete host protocol conversion

After converting the protocol of the host ports, you need to perform additional steps before you can use the
new protocol. The steps you might need to complete depend on the starting and ending protocols of the
baseboard host ports and the HIC ports.
Complete FC to iSCSI conversion
If you previously had FC host ports and you converted to iSCSI, you might need to modify your existing
configuration to support iSCSI. The following procedure is only applicable if there is no iSCSI HIC present.
About this task
This task applies only if you are converting a storage array that has already been in use.
This task does not apply if you are converting a new storage array that does not yet have hosts and volumes
defined. If you converted the host-port protocol of a new storage array, see Cabling ETERNUS AB/HB Series
hardware to install cables and SFPs. Then, follow the instructions in the
express configuration, or
Procedure
1. Configure the switches.
You should configure the switches used to transport iSCSI traffic according to the vendor's
recommendations for iSCSI. These recommendations might include both configuration directives as well as
code updates.
2. From SANtricity System Manager, select Hardware > Configure iSCSI ports.
3. Select the port settings.
You can set up your iSCSI network in many ways. Consult your network administrator for tips on selecting
the best configuration for your environment.
4. Update the host definitions in SANtricity System Manager.
Note: If you need instructions to add hosts or host clusters, refer to the online help for SANtricity System
Manager.
a) Select Storage > Hosts.
b) Select the host to which the port will be associated, and click View/Edit Settings.
The Host Settings dialog box appears.
c) Click the Host Ports tab.
conversion.
VMware express configuration
Linux express
to complete the setup for each protocol.
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