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Dell EMC Unity™ Family Third-Party System Migration using SAN Copy Pull User Guide

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Create an iSCSI connection path

Creates a new iSCSI path and adds it to a specified iSCSI connection.

Format

/remote/iscsi/connection/path create {-connection <value> | -connectionName <value>} [-descr <value>] -addr <value> [-port <value>] –if <value> [-async]

Action qualifiers

QualifierDescription
-connection Type the ID of the iSCSI connection where you want to add a path.
-connectionNameType the unique name of the iSCSI connection where you want to add a path.
-descrType the iSCSI path description.
-addrType the IP address of the remote system iSCSI destination.
NOTE Do not specify an iSCSI portal address which only redirects the connection to another address. Unity does not support iSCSI redirection.
-portThe default TCP port is 3260. If the port number is different from the default, type the TCP port of the remote system iSCSI destination.
-ifSpecify a comma-separated list of iSCSI interfaces on the local source system.
NOTE You can find existing iSCSI interfaces information by using the /net/if show command. If a system has two SPs, make sure that you specify iSCSI network interfaces for both SPs.
-asyncRun the operation in asynchronous mode.

Example

The following command creates an iSCSI path for the "iscsi_conn_1" iSCSI connection.

uemcli -d 10.0.0.1 -u Local/joe -p MyPassword456! /remote/iscsi/connection/path create –connection iscsi_conn_1 -addr 10.0.0.4 -if if_1,if_2
Storage system address: 10.0.0.1
Storage system port: 443
HTTPS connection

Operation completed successfully.

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