Symbols A B C D E F G H I L M N O P Q R S T V W
Index
Symbols
- /etc/nvfail_rename, database protection
A
- adapters
- displaying information about
- administration
- iSCSI changes
- aggregate
- defined
- authentication
- defining default for CHAP
- using CHAP for iSCSI
B
- backup
- data to tape
- hot backup mode
- native operation
- NDMP operation
- single LUNs to tape
- tape, when to use
C
- changes for this release
- Data ONTAP
- iSCSI error recovery level
- iSCSI multi-connection sessions
- iSCSI target portal groups
- CHAP
- authentication for iSCSI
- authentication, description of
- defining default authentication
- using with vFiler units
- clones. See LUN clones
- clustered storage systems
- about CFO with iSCSI
- options required
- using FCP on FAS270
- using iSCSI
- communication sessions, how they work
- create_ucode option
- changing with the command line
D
- Data ONTAP
- caution when upgrading
- changes for this release
- description of
- Data ONTAP options
- automatically enabled
- iscsi.isns.rev
- iscsi.max_connections_per_session
- iscsi.max_error_recovery_level
- database protection
- using /etc/nvfail_rename
- using vol options nvfail
- df command
- disk space
- affected by snapshots
- displaying free
- monitoring
- monitoring with snapshots
- monitoring without snapshots
- documentation
- downloading
- related
- dual_fabric mode
E
- error recovery level
- changes for this release
- enabling levels 1 and 2
- eui type designator
- Exchange
- performance
- extents, logical
F
- FAS270
- cluster for FCP
- dual-fabric mode
- onboard FCP ports
- switch requirement
- FAS3000
- onboard FCP ports
- FCP
- cfmode setting
- changing WWNN
- displaying HBAs
- HBA online and offline
- licensed service
- nodes defined
- nodes, filer
- nodes, host
- nodes, how connected
- nodes, how identified
- nodes, switch
- systems with onboard ports
- fcp commands
- fcp config
- fcp nodename
- fcp show
- fcp show initiator
- fcp start
- fcp stats
- fcp status
- fcp stop
- FCP service
- displaying how long running
- displaying traffic information about
- license
- starting and stopping
- Fibre Channel ports
- onboard
- onboard FAS3000
- filer administration
- using FilerView
- using the command line
- filer node name, defined
- filer, defined as target
- FilerView
- adding interfaces to iSCSI target portal groups
- changes for iSCSI
- changing iSCSI target alias
- changing iSCSI target node name
- creating and mapping LUNs and igroups
- creating iSCSI target portal groups
- defining iSCSI authentication
- destroying iSCSI target portal groups
- disabling iSCSI on interfaces
- disabling iSNS
- displaying iSCSI authentication
- displaying iSCSI initiators
- displaying iSCSI interface status
- displaying iSCSI sessions
- displaying iSCSI statistics
- displaying iSCSI target addresses
- displaying iSCSI target alias
- displaying iSCSI target node name
- displaying iSCSI target portal groups
- enabling iSCSI license
- enabling iSCSI on interfaces
- launching
- registering with iSNS
- removing interfaces from iSCSI target portal groups
- removing iSCSI authentication
- starting and stopping iSCSI service
- verifying iSCSI license
- flexible volumes
- described
- setting guarantees
- fractional reserve
- 50 percent example
- affected by flexible volume guarantees
- calculating
- reducing
- setting to 0
- free space, displaying for disks
G
- guarantees, flexible volume
H
- HBA
- displaying information for FCP
- displaying WWNN
- FCP online and offline
- host bus adapters
- displaying information about
- initiator, displaying information about
- Host Support Kit, defined
I
- igroup commands for FCP
- igroup add
- igroup bind
- igroup create
- igroup destroy
- igroup remove
- igroup set
- igroup show
- igroup unbind
- igroup commands for iSCSI
- igroup add
- igroup create
- igroup destroy
- igroup remove
- igroup set
- igroup show
- with vFiler units
- initiator groups
- adding for FCP
- adding initiator for iSCSI
- binding to portsets
- creating for FCP
- creating for FCP using sanlun
- creating for iSCSI
- creating with FilerView
- defined
- destroying for FCP
- destroying for iSCSI
- displaying for FCP
- displaying for iSCSI
- mapping to LUNs with FilerView
- name rules
- naming
- ostype of
- removing for FCP
- removing initiator for iSCSI
- requirements
- requirements for creation
- setting OS type for FCP
- setting OS type for iSCSI
- type of
- unmapping LUNs from
- with vFiler units
- initiator HBAs, displaying information about
- initiator, displaying for iSCSI
- interface
- disabling for iSCSI
- enabling for iSCSI
- managing for iSCSI
- IP addresses
- displaying for iSCSI
- iqn node names, creating igroups with
- iqn type designator
- iSCSI
- administration changes
- command changes
- connection, displaying
- creating target portal groups
- default TCP port
- description of
- destroying target portal groups
- displaying initiators
- displaying statistics
- enabling error recovery levels 1 and 2
- enabling on interface
- Host Support Kit
- iSNS
- licence
- listing target portal groups
- managing storage system interfaces
- multi-connection sessions, enabling
- node name rules
- node names, how used
- nodes defined
- nodes, how connected
- nodes, how identified
- security
- service, start and stop
- service, verifying
- session, displaying
- setup overview
- target alias
- target IP addresses
- target node name
- target portal groups defined
- troubleshooting
- using with clustered storage systems
- with clustered storage systems
- iscsi commands
- iscsi alias
- iscsi connection
- iscsi initiator
- iscsi interface
- iscsi isns
- iscsi nodename
- iscsi portal
- iscsi security
- iscsi session
- iscsi start
- iscsi stats
- iscsi status
- iscsi stop
- iscsi tpgroup
- iscsi.isns.rev option
- iscsi.max_connections_per_session option
- iscsi.max_error_recovery_level option
- iSNS
- description of
- disabling
- registering the storage system
- server versions
- service for iSCSI
- updating immediately
- with vFiler units
- iswt command
L
- license
- FCP
- iSCSI
- logical extents
- LUN clones
- creating
- creating snapshot
- defined
- displaying progress of split
- splitting from snapshot
- stopping split
- lun commands
- lun clone create
- lun clone split
- lun comment
- lun destroy
- lun help
- lun map
- lun move
- lun offline
- lun online
- lun resize
- lun set
- lun set reservation
- lun setup
- lun share
- lun show
- lun snap usage
- lun stats
- lun unmap
- LUN creation
- description attribute
- host operating system type
- LUN ID requirement
- path name
- size specifiers
- space reservation default
- LUN ID, ranges of
- LUNs
- accessing with NAS protocols
- bringing online
- controlling availability
- copying with vol copy command
- creating with FilerView
- creating with FilerView wizard
- defined
- displaying mapping
- displaying reads, writes, and operations for
- enabling space reservations
- management task list
- mapping guidelines
- mapping to igroups with FilerView
- modifying description
- reallocating to improve performance
- removing
- renaming
- resizing restrictions
- restoring
- serial number
- unmapping from initiator group
- when using SnapDrive
M
- man page command
- Microsoft Exchange
- performance
- multi-connection sessions
- changes for this release
- enabling
- MultiStore
- creating iSCSI LUNs for vFiler units
- vFiler units described
N
- name rules
- igroups
- iSCSI node name
- NDMP backup
- node name
- of initiator HBA, displaying
- of storage system
- rules for iSCSI
- node type designator
- eui
- iqn
- nvfail option, of vol options command
- NVRAM failure
O
- options
- automatically enabled
- iscsi.isns.rev
- iscsi.max_connections_per_session
- iscsi.max_error_recovery_level
- Oracle H.A.R.D., with SnapValidator
P
- performance
- improving
- Microsoft Exchange read
- plex, defined
- portnames of initiator adapters, displaying
- ports
- resources, managing
- used in clustered configurations
- portset commands
- portset add
- portset create
- portset destroy
- portset remove
- portset show
- portsets
- adding ports
- binding
- creating
- defined
- destroying
- how affect igroup throttles
- in storage system clusters
- removing ports
- unbinding igroups
- viewing ports in
- when upgrading
Q
- qtrees, defined
R
- RAID-level mirroring
- described
- reallocate commands
- reallocate off
- reallocate on
- reallocate quiesce
- reallocate restart
- reallocate schedule
- reallocate start
- reallocate status
- reallocate stop
- reallocation
- best practices
- defining scans
- deleting a scan
- disabling scans
- enabling scans
- full
- managing scans
- quiescing scans
- restarting scans
- scans
- scheduling scans
- starting one-time scan
- viewing scan status
- with LUNs
- restoring
- LUNs
- snapshots of LUNs
S
- sanlun
- creating igroups for FCP
- fcp show adapter command
- scans, reallocation
- service
- FCP
- iSCSI
- Single File SnapRestore, using with LUNs
- snap commands
- snap autodelete
- snap delta
- snap reclaimable
- snap restore
- snap reserve, setting the percentage
- SnapDrive
- cautions
- for UNIX
- for Windows
- introduction
- limitations
- snapshots
- deleting automatically
- disk space
- schedule, turning off
- using with SnapRestore
- SnapValidator
- described
- disabling checks on LUNs
- disabling checks on volumes
- disk offset for other hosts
- disk offset for Solaris
- disk offset on storage system
- enabling checks on LUNs
- enabling checks on volumes
- error messges
- licensing
- preparing database files
- when upgrading
- Solaris hosts, with SnapValidator
- space management policy
- applying
- defining
- space reservation
- how it persists
- statistics
- displaying for iSCSI
- storage system
- defined as target
- definition
- iSCSI node name
- storage system administration
- using FilerView
- using the command line
- storage units
- types of
- SyncMirror
- use of plexes in
T
- tape, backing up to
- target alias for iSCSI
- target node name, iSCSI
- target portal groups
- about
- adding interfaces
- caution when upgrading Data ONTAP
- changes for this release
- creating
- defined
- destroying
- listing
- removing interfaces
- TCP, default port for iSCSI
- traditional volumes
- described
- troubleshooting
- iSCSI
V
- vFiler units
- authentication using CHAP
- creating iSCSI LUNs for
- how used
- using iSCSI igroups
- with iSNS
- vol commands
- vol copy
- vol destroy
- vol options
- vol options nvfail, using with LUNs
- volume size
- calculating
- volumes
- destroying (vol destroy)
- growing automatically
- guidelines for creation
W
- WWNN
- changing for storage system
- displaying for HBA
- WWPN
- creating igroups with
- how assigned
- identifying filer ports with
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