关于ISCSI的IQN号



Selecting the target iSCSI Qualified Name (IQN)
If you checked Manually configured on remote system (manual addressing) for the Boot parameter delivery method in work sheet item RS6, then you need to configure the target (IBM? i) iSCSI Name (IQN) value manually.

The target iSCSI Name (IQN) format is
iqn.1924-02.com.ibm:sssssssi.nnnnnnnn.tp

where

sssssss is the Power server serial number in lower case letters.
Note: You can display the Power server serial number by entering DSPSYSVAL QSRLNBR at the IBM i command line.
i is the Power server logical partition ID.
nnnnnnnn is the network server description (NWSD) name in lower case.
p is the storage path number from the NWSD (1=first and only storage path for new installations).
Record the target IQN value in work sheet item CQ10.
Parent topic: Planning for the remote system configuration
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Related reference

IBM i remote system configuration work sheet
iSCSI initiator work sheet

 

Selecting the initiator iSCSI Qualified Name (IQN)
If you checked Manually configured on remote system (manual addressing) for the Boot parameter delivery method in work sheet item RS6, then you need to configure the initiator (System x? or blade) iSCSI Name (IQN) value manually.

The initiator iSCSI Name (IQN) format is:
iqn.1924-02.com.ibm:sssssss.ip

where
sssssss is the serial number of the System x (see item SP5) or blade (see item RS4) server in lower case characters
p is the System x/blade iSCSI initiator adapter interface/port number (0=first interface/port).
Record the initiator IQN values in work sheet item CQ6.
Parent topic: Planning for the remote system configuration
Previous topic: Selecting IP addresses for the System x or blade iSCSI initiator
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Related reference

IBM i service processor configuration work sheet
IBM i remote system configuration work sheet
iSCSI initiator work sheet