When Unidirectional Chap Authentication Is Used - Fujitsu ETERNUS Server Connection Manual

Chapter 8 ETERNUS Disk Storage System Logical Unit Recognition
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8.2 When Unidirectional CHAP Authentication is Used

8.2 When Unidirectional CHAP Authentication is Used
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P3AM-4152-02ENZ0 ETERNUS Disk storage systems Server Connection Guide (iSCSI) for Linux
(SUSE Linux Enterprise Server)
Start YaST and then run the iSCSI Initiator in Miscellaneous.
Select the "Discovered Targets" tab and click the [Discovery] button to open the
iSCSI Initiator Discovery dialog.
Set the IP address for the ETERNUS Disk storage system iSCSI port in "IP
Address".
Keep the default port number value (3260).
Select "Outgoing Authentication" for unidirectional CHAP authentication.
Enter the UserName that is set in iSCSI Host of the ETERNUS Disk storage system in
"UserName".
Enter the Password that is set in iSCSI Host of the ETERNUS Disk storage system in
"Password".
Click the [Next] button.
Check that the desired Target is visible in the "Discovered Targets" tab.
The "Connected" state of the Target should be "False" at this time.
Select the desired Target in the "Discovered Targets" tab, and click the [Log In]
button to re-open the CHAP selection dialog.
Select "Outgoing Authentication" for unidirectional CHAP authentication.
Enter the UserName that is set in iSCSI Host of the ETERNUS Disk storage system in
"UserName".
Enter the Password that is set in iSCSI Host of the ETERNUS Disk storage system in
"Password".
Click the [Next] button.
After both path logins have completed, check that the information of the desired
Target is visible in the "Connected Targets" of the iSCSI Initiator Overview.
Make sure that "Start-Up" for the desired Target is set to "automatic" (if currently
set to "manual", select the Target and click the [Toggle Start_Up] button), then
click the [Finish] button.
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