Administrator Guide

10. View the iSCSI fault domains that have been created, and click Next.
(SCv3000 Series only) iSCSI - Fault Domain Review
Use the iSCSI - Fault Domain Review page to view the automatically generated fault domain configurations.
Steps
1. If the wizard displays an error message about iSCSI port cabling, correct the issue with the cabling and click
(Regenerate) to regenerate the iSCSI fault domains.
2. Select the fault domain on which to specify IP addresses for the target and controller ports.
3. Click Set IPv4 Addresses for Fault Domain.
The Set IPv4 Addresses for Fault Domain dialog box opens.
4. Type the target address for the iSCSI control port in the Target IPv4 Address field.
5. Type the subnet mask of the iSCSI network in the Subnet Mask field.
6. Type the IP address of the iSCSI network default gateway in the Gateway IPv4 Address field.
7. To set IP addresses for the iSCSI ports:
a. Select a port to edit.
b. Click
(Edit).
c. Type the IP address for the port in the IPv4 Address field.
d. Click Set.
Repeat the previous steps to add additional ports to the fault domain.
8. Click OK.
Repeat the previous steps for the other fault domains.
9. Click Next.
10. View the iSCSI fault domains that have been created, and click Next.
Configure SAS Ports
Perform the following steps to create fault domains for SAS ports:
Prerequisites
● One port from each controller within the same fault domain must be cabled.
● The ports for each fault domain must be cabled to the same server.
Steps
1. Review the information on the SAS - Cable Ports page. If the Storage Center is not cabled correctly to create fault
domains, fix the cabling and click Refresh.
2. Click Next.
View the fault domains that have been created.
3. Click Next.
Configure Time Settings
Configure an NTP server to set the time automatically, or set the time and date manually.
Steps
1. From the Region and Time Zone drop-down menus, select the region and time zone used to set the time.
2. Select Use NTP Server and type the host name or IPv4 address of the NTP server, or select Set Current Time and set
the time and date manually.
3. Click Next.
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