User's Manual

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Creating a Remote Storage Center Connection
Figure 145. Non-Virtual Remote Compellent iSCSI Connections
3 For iSCSI remote Compellent connections, the system displays:
• System Name
• IP Address
• Status: Up, Down, or Discovery. Discovery is a user-created object used to
configure the fully qualified remote connections that include the iSCSI name. Ignore
the Discovery connection.
• Status information, including:
• Total List Is:
• Target Up, Initiator Up
• Target Up, Initiator Down
• Target Up, No Initiator
• Target Down, Initiator Up
• Target Down, Initiator Down
• Target Down, No Initiator
• No Target, Initiator Up
• No Target, Initiator Down
• No Target, No Initiator
• iSCSI Name
• Information that is added in the Advanced window (refer to Changing Advanced
Remote Connection Properties on page 178)
• Information that is added in the Remote Connection IP address window
• Information that is added in the Remote iSCSI CHAP Secret window. Refer to
Configuring Remote Connections Using CHAP on page 181.
Viewing Remote iSCSI Connections – Virtual Ports Enabled
1 In the system tree, select an iSCSI card. The iSCSI information window appears.
2 Click the Remote Compellent Connections tab. The Remote Compellent iSCSI
Connections window that appears varies only slightly from the display for non-virtual
ports.