Removing Iscsi Path Iscsi Names; Configuring Iscsi Chap Authentication Information; Removing Iscsi Chap Authentication Information; Moving, Removing, And Disconnecting Hosts - HP 3PAR StoreServ 7200 2-node Administrator's Manual

Removing iSCSI Path iSCSI Names

To remove an iSCSI Name from an existing host, issue the removehost -iscsi <host_name>
<iSCSI_name> command, where:
<host_name> is the name of the host being modified.
<iSCSI_name> is the iSCSI path being removed.

Configuring iSCSI CHAP Authentication Information

A host with an iSCSI path can be modified as an initiator or target with iSCSI CHAP authentication
information. You cannot set the target CHAP authentication information before setting the initiator
CHAP authentication information.
To configure a host as a CHAP initiator, issue the sethost initchap <secret>
<host_name> command.
To configure a host as a CHAP target, issue the sethost targetchap <secret>
<host_name> command.
For both commands listed above, <secret> is the user-defined security key and <host_name>
is the name of the host you are modifying.
During configuration, you can also optionally set the CHAP name and set the CHAP secret as a
hexadecimal number. See the HP 3PAR Command Line Interface Reference for further information.

Removing iSCSI CHAP Authentication Information

To remove CHAP authentication information from a host with an iSCSI path, issue one of the
following commands:
sethost removechap -target <host_name>
sethost removechap <host_name>
For both commands listed above:
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<host_name> is the name of the host you are modifying.
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The -target argument is specified for removal of target CHAP authentication only.

Moving, Removing, and Disconnecting Hosts

Use the following commands to display active hosts and the volumes exported to the hosts:
showhost
showvlun
To display inactive hosts and the volumes that were exported to the hosts, use the servicehost
list command.
The showhost, showvlun, and servicehost CLI commands are described in detail in the HP
3PAR Command Line Interface Reference and the HP 3PAR CLI Help.
After you move a host to a new port, you must:
Remove the old host definitions.
Disconnect the host from the system.
Connect the host to the new port.
To move the host to another system port, you must do the following:
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