cx4-120 iscsi ports - why windows iscsi initiator aim to management ip address?

Did you configure IP addresses for the iSCSI ports on the CLARiiON? Once you do that than you need to go into MS iSCSI Initiator and add the iSCSI IP ports and not the management ports.

yes that process already was done

the strange is that in the host, from HEAT reports, device configuracion shows the following info show

and that ip belongs to management ports not the the iscsi ports why, how can re configure this.

thank you

mc

Seeing that you cleaned up the iSCSI initiator, as for the remaining items in your original post, that column in the HEAT report is correct.  It lists the mgmt IP of the SP listed in the adjacent column.  This is simply as a reminder to the user of the LUN ownership (referencing the out-of-band mgmt IP).  It is not reference to the iSCSI targets (in-band) on the SP's.

As for correcting the reference in "Connectivity Status", did you update that?  With multi-homed hosts having multiple IP's where you want to control the interface associated with the out-of-band connectivity, best solution is to create the agentID.txt file as mentioned in the following Primus (versus changing bind order of interfaces on host or instead of reverting to manual registration of intiatior records).  Otherwise, you leave it up to Navisphere/Unisphere Agent to select the first in the host's bind order.  Key points are:

emc62479: "Ensuring Navisphere Agent binds to correct NIC in multi-homed server with multiple NICs"

1) File name is case-sensitive

2) On Windows, place file in same location as the service's executable (or as mentioned in the Primus reference location in the appropriate registry key)

3) Note the order of the contents (FQDN first, then out-of-band IP of host) each on its own line

4) Each line must end with a newline; therefore, when at the end-of-the-file, cursor should not be at the end of the last line which would be the IP in this case.  Basically there should be 3 lines in your file with the last one being blank.

5) Restart service (can be done online as the out-of-band connectivity is independent of the in-band connectivity) and refresh Navisphere/Unisphere

Take a look at Knowledgebase emc118123

glen