Dell Compellent Series 30 - Manual (Page 47)

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Configuring a System via the Startup Wizard
• Fault Domain: Allows you to assign a controller port to a fault domain or to <none>.
• User Alias: Allows you to enter descriptive, user-friendly names for Physical ports.
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To use buttons
• To accept the default configuration or a modified configuration, click Assign Now.
• To skip configuration, click Cancel. When asked you to confirm, click Yes.
• Click Reset Defaults if you modified the configuration and want to return to the original
configuration displayed in this dialog. Clicking Reset Defaults returns all transports to
a single Fault Domain
• Click Edit Fault Domains to open the Edits Fault Domains - iSCSI dialog. From this
dialog, you can select the domain to edit.
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To edit an iSCSI fault domain
1 Click Edit Fault Domain. The Edit Fault Domain - iSCSI dialog appears.
Figure 38. Edit Fault Domains (iSCSI)
2 Select a domain.
3 Click Edit Fault Domain. The Edit Fault Domain Properties - Domain <num> dialog
appears. From this dialog you can rename the domain, add optional notes, and modify
IP settings.
Back End FC Port is connected to disk enclosures.
Port Purpose Transport Type Virtual Port Operational Mode