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EonStor A16E-G2130-4 Installation and Hardware Reference Manual  

 

Configuration Details: 

1.  A logical drive can be associated with several SCSI IDs on separate channels making 

it a RAID volume accessed through different data paths. The default ID on every 

host channel is ID#0. More can be created if the need arises. 

2.  You can manually include or exclude specific iSCSI initiators from the access list to 

you iSCSI arrays. A number of access conditioning factors can be included: IQN, 

NetMask value, CHAP, and IP addresses can be associated with a RAID array (a 

logical drive). In this way, only the authorized host adapters can access your arrays.   

3.  In the sample below, 2 logical drives are created each out of 8 member drives. 

Depending on your demands for logical capacity volumes, specific array parameters 

such as optimization modes, spare drives, RAID level, and stripe size/width, can be 

specified when creating logical drives.  

4.  Subnet can be created to reduce overheads and provide access security. LAN 

configuration is beyond the scope of this hardware manual.  

5.  Multiple arrays or multiple partitions can be created and made available separately 

through different ID/LUN’s on the host ports. The RAID volumes appear as shared 

storage over the Ethernet network.   

6.  To ensure the  optimal performance, make sure you connect the iSCSI RAID to a 

high speed Gigabit Ethernet network.    

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Host Connection Topologies