Dell Emulex Family of Adapters - Manual (Page 1139)

Emulex Drivers Version 10.2 for VMware ESXi User Manual P010087-01A Rev. A
4. Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting the iSCSI Driver
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Additional iSCSI Driver Messages
The following iSCSI error messages are returned when you specify illegal options when
loading the driver:
Note: For the <PCI_DEVICE_LOCATION>, the driver returns a value in the
following format – 0000:00:00.0 (for example, 0000:05:00.4).
%d represents a signed integer outside of the valid range. The driver returns a
number in the Warning message.
Any other messages will be returned in the following form:
"be2iscsi <PCI_DEVICE_LOCATION>: FUNCTION_NAME:LINE:MESSAGE"
where the <PCI_DEVICE_LOCATION> is a value returned by the driver in the
following format – 0000:00:00.0.
For example:
“be2iscsi 0000:05:00.4: 1088: kmalloc failed."
You will be requested to find the function <FUNCTION_NAME> at line <LINE> in the
source.
Description of Mandatory and Optional Parameters
The following table describes the parameters used in the data string for option 43.
Table 4-8 Additional iSCSI Driver Messages
Message
“be2iscsi <PCI_DEVICE_LOCATION>: WARNING: dic value = %d out of range. Valid range is 0 - 1. Using
default value = 1”
“be2iscsi <PCI_DEVICE_LOCATION>: WARNING: eto value = %d out of range. Valid range is 0 - 3600. Using
default value = 30”
“be2iscsi <PCI_DEVICE_LOCATION>: WARNING: ldto value = %d out of range. Valid range is 0 - 3600.
Using default value = 20”
“be2iscsi <PCI_DEVICE_LOCATION>: WARNING: ios_per_ctrl value = %d out of range. Valid range is 1 -
512. Using default value = 512”
“be2iscsi <PCI_DEVICE_LOCATION>: WARNING: max_io_size value = %d out of range. Valid range is 4 -
512 (KByte). Using default value = 128”
“be2iscsi <PCI_DEVICE_LOCATION>: WARNING: tmf_reset value= %d out of range. Valid range is 1 - 3.
Using default value= 1”
Table 4-9 Data String Parameters for Option 43
Parameter Description Field Type
<TargetIP> Replace it with a valid IPv4 address in dotted decimal
notation. Mandatory
<TargetTCPPort> Replace it with a decimal number ranging from 1 to 65535
(inclusive). The default TCP port 3260 is assumed, if not
specified. Optional