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4. On the Create vHBA screen:

a) In the Name field, enter vHBA1.

b) In the Select VSAN drop-down list, choose VSAN default.

For simplicity, this configuration uses the default VSAN for both HBAs. You may need to make a different
selection depending on what is appropriate for your configuration.

c) If you have created SAN pin groups for pinning Fibre Channel traffic to a specific Fibre Channel port, specify

appropriate pin groups, using the Pin Group drop-down list.

Pinning in a Cisco Unified Computing System is relevant only to uplink ports, where you can pin Ethernet or FCoE

traffic from a given server to a specific uplink Ethernet (NIC) port or uplink (HBA) Fibre Channel port. When you pin

the NIC and HBA of both physical and virtual servers to uplink ports, you get finer control over the unified fabric. This

control helps ensure better utilization of uplink port bandwidth. However, manual pinning requires an understanding of

network and HBA traffic bandwidth across the uplink ports. The configuration described here does not use pin

groups.

The screenshot shows the configuration for vHBA1 assigned to Fabric Interconnect A.

d) Click OK.

5. On the Storage screen (to create the second vHBA for SAN storage):

a) Click Add to add an HBA.