iSCSI Ethernet host attachment

iSCSI Ethernet hosts with different operating systems can be attached to the system.

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iSCSI support
Be aware of the following general iSCSI support considerations.
Setting up the host server
Follow this procedure to set up a host server for use as an iSCSI initiator with the system. The specific steps vary depending on the particular host type and operating system that is involved.
Linux iSCSI host attachment
You can use iSCSI Ethernet to attach a Linux host to the system.
Microsoft Windows iSCSI host attachment
You can use iSCSI Ethernet to attach a Microsoft Windows host to the system.
IBM AIX iSCSI host attachment
You can use iSCSI Ethernet to attach an IBM AIX host to the system.
HP-UX iSCSI host attachment
iSCSI Ethernet hosts for the HP-UX operating system can be attached to the system.
VMware iSCSI host attachment
iSCSI Ethernet hosts for the VMware operating system can be attached to the system.
Queue depth in iSCSI hosts
In iSCSI networks, the queue depth is the number of I/O operations that can be run in parallel on a device.
Multisession
Multisessions for iSCSI hosts can be configured by using different operating systems.

Parent topic: Host attachment