Security – HP EVA Array iSCSI Connectivity Option User Manual

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NOTE:

Dual NICs and dual IP fabrics are supported for complete redundancy.

Figure 9

illustrates the high availability multipath fabric iSCSI–Fibre Channel attachment

mode configuration with four iSCSI controller host ports. This configuration is used with

EVA4000/4100/6x00/8x00 storage systems.

FC1

FC2

GE1

GE2

MGMT

HP StorageWorks

mpx100

IOIOI

!

FC1

FC2

GE1

GE2

MGMT

HP StorageWorks

mpx100

IOIOI

!

B

A

FP1

FP2

FP2

FP1

GE1

MGMT

FC1 FC2

GE1

MGMT

FC1 FC2

GE2

GE2

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D4
D3

IP Network

management

(WAN/LAN)

iSCSI

NIC

IP Network

iSCSI data

(LAN)

Command

View EVA

EVA

Storage System

mpx100 1

mpx100 2

Discovery

IP Address

Presented

iSCSI Targets

D1

FP1A

FP1B

FP2A

FP2B

D2

FP2A

FP2B

FP1A

D3

D4

FP1B

Note: Zoning is required to
limit access to the targets
shown in the table.

D2
D1

Existing

Fibre Channel

HA fabric 1

Existing

Fibre Channel

HA fabric 2

Figure 9 EVA4/6/8x00 fabric with four iSCSI–Fibre Channel controller host ports

Security

The mpx100/100b supports Challenge Handshake Authentication Protocol (CHAP) at the connection

setup. CHAP is a security protocol that includes support for both the bidirectional (mutual) authentication

and the one-way (target) authentication options. You can configure and set up CHAP in the

mpx100/100b. The target mpx100/100b can have its own unique password for One-Way CHAP

option. The initiator itself can have its unique password for the bidirectional CHAP option with the

mpx100/100b target. See

CHAP restrictions

” on page 203 for more information.

Configuring HP StorageWorks Continuous Access EVA and

Business Copy

Currently supported EVA software applications for Fibre Channel hosts such as HP StorageWorks

Continuous Access, Business Copy (BC), Storage System Scripting Utility (SSSU), and Replication

Solutions Manager (RSM) are supported with the EVA iSCSI connectivity option. The limitations of using

some of these applications on iSCSI hosts are discussed in

Chapter 2

, page 29.

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Overview of the EVA and EVA4400 iSCSI connectivity option

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