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Adding iSCSI Drives
To add an iSCSI drive:
1. From the ix2 Management Console, click iSCSI.
2. When the iSCSI page opens, click the switch to enable the feature.
3. Click Add an iSCSI drive.
4. Enter a name for the iSCSI drive.
5. Enter a size for the iSCSI drive. The size must be smaller than the free space available on your
ix2.
6. Click Create to create the iSCSI drive.
Enabling iSCSI Drives
1. Click Settings to begin configuring an iSCSI drive.
2. To set the discovery of the iSCSI drive using iSNS, check Enable discovery with iSNS.
3. Choose one of the following options:
● Use local iSNS server — the device acts as an iSNS server for the iSCSI drives.
● Use external iSNS server — you supply the IP address or host name of the external iSNS
server for the iSCSI drives.
4. To enable the Challenge Handshake Authentication Protocol (CHAP), check Enable two-way
authentication (Mutual CHAP). With Mutual CHAP enabled, the client performs an additional
check to confirm that it is using the correct device.
5. Enter an initiator secret (password) for Device Secret and then enter it again in the confirm box.
6. Click Apply to save your changes.
Connecting to iSCSI Drives
You can connect iSCSI drives on your ix2 to your computer using LenovoEMC Storage Manager or the
Microsoft software initiator. If you are using another type of software or hardware initiator, you must use
the native tools provided with your initiator to connect your iSCSI drives. Do not connect more than one
iSCSI initiator at a time to an iSCSI drive.
Attempting to connect two iSCSI initiators to the same iSCSI drive at the same time may result in
data corruption or drive damage. The ix2 Management Console prevents you from connecting two
iSCSI initiators to the same iSCSI drive at the same time, but if you connect to an iSCSI drive
using native tools, you may encounter this issue. You can use the Connected Clients section to
view a list of client computers connected to your ix2 that are running iSCSI initiator software. On
the iSCSI page, expand an iSCSI drive, then expand the Connected Clients section. If the iSCSI
drive is in use, you will see a list of connected client computers running initiator software.
iSCSI: Creating IP-Based Storage Area Networks (SAN)
Adding iSCSI Drives 39
- User Guide 1
- CONTENTS 3
- Drive Management 42 5
- World 67 6
- Media Management 87 7
- Hardware Management 113 8
- Additional Support 122 9
- Legal 125 9
- Setting up Your ix2 Network 11
- CHAPTER 1 11
- Setup Overview 12
- Setup Page 14
- Network Connection 15
- Connecting the ix2 16
- Connecting 17
- Setting up Active Directory 18
- Directory 19
- Non-Administrator User Log In 22
- ● INFORMATION 24
- ● WARNING 24
- Space Usage 25
- Control Panel 25
- Device Information 25
- Printing Documents 28
- Sharing Files 30
- CHAPTER 2 30
- Sharing Overview 31
- Adding Shares 32
- Managing Shares 33
- Deleting Shares 34
- AFP File Sharing for Macs 35
- Bluetooth File Sharing 35
- FTP File Sharing 36
- NFS File Sharing 36
- Configuring SNMP settings 37
- SNMP Traps 38
- SNMP MIB File for the ix2 38
- Windows File Sharing 39
- Adding a Custom Home Page 40
- Managing Your Content 44
- Storage with Copy Jobs 45
- Area Networks (SAN) 47
- CHAPTER 3 47
- 38 iSCSI Overview 48
- Adding iSCSI Drives 49
- Managing iSCSI Drives 50
- Deleting iSCSI Drives 51
- Drive Management 52
- CHAPTER 4 52
- Managing Drives 53
- Drive Status 54
- CHAPTER 5 55
- Backup and Restore Overview 56
- Copy Jobs Overview 57
- Copy Jobs 58
- Adding Copy Jobs 59
- To: Settings 60
- Setting a Schedule 60
- Backing up with Mozy Backup 61
- Backing up with Amazon S3 63
- Securing Your ix2 Network 64
- Storage and Contents 64
- CHAPTER 6 64
- Disabling Security 66
- Users and Groups Overview 68
- Adding Users 68
- Managing Users 69
- Deleting Users 70
- Groups Overview 71
- Adding Groups 71
- Managing Groups 71
- Deleting Groups 72
- Changing Access Permissions 73
- Setting Quotas 74
- Directory Users 75
- LenovoEMC Personal Cloud 77
- From Anywhere in the World 77
- CHAPTER 7 77
- Is My Content Secure? 79
- Router Port Forwarding 82
- Disconnecting Trusted Devices 86
- Deleting Trusted Devices 86
- Sharing Content Using Social 91
- CHAPTER 8 91
- Facebook 93
- 84 Flickr 94
- YouTube 85 95
- CHAPTER 9 97
- Media Management Overview 98
- Media Management 100
- Media Aggregation 101
- Social Media Sharing 102
- Example: Setting up iTunes 103
- Example: Setting up Xbox 360 103
- Photos Overview 104
- Streaming Pictures 104
- Photos 95 105
- Music Overview 106
- Streaming Music 106
- Torrents 107
- Torrent Active Folders 108
- Torrents 99 109
- Video Capabilities Overview 110
- Streaming Movies 110
- Video Surveillance 110
- Adding a Video Camera 111
- Managing Video Cameras 112
- Deleting Video Cameras 113
- Network Storage 114
- CHAPTER 10 114
- Application Overview 115
- Application Installation 116
- Application Manager 117
- Upgrading Your ix2 Network 118
- CHAPTER 11 118
- Software Updates 119
- Software Updates 110 120
- CHAPTER 12 121
- Hardware Management 123
- CHAPTER 13 123
- Front Panel 124
- Rear Panel 125
- Energy Saving 126
- Factory Reset 127
- UPS Management 128
- Troubleshooting Routers 129
- Bridging the Secondary Router 130
- Bridging the Primary Router 130
- Troubleshooting Routers 121 131
- Additional Support 132
- How to Get Help 133
- Support 124 134
- Safety Information 136
- Open Source 137
- Warranty Information 138
- Regulatory Information 139
- Important WEEE Information 140
- European Union RoHS 140
- India RoHS 140
- Export classification notice 141
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