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BandwidthThis help page is part of the set of help pages for remote replication. It provides information to guide you through the procedure to add a logical path from a local array to a remote array under either the fibre channel or iSCSI protocol. It contains the following topics:
Creating a Remote Path (Fiber Channel)
Creating a Remote Path (iSCSI)
Creating a Remote Path (Fiber Channel) (back to top)
To create a remote path under the fibre channel protocol:
Click Create Path. The Create Remote Path dialog box is displayed.
In the Create Remote Path dialog box:
The interface type: Fibre (channel) is not currently available and iSCSI is automatically selected.
Enter the Remote Array ID field.
Select the Remote Path Name input method. Enter the remote port name using 1 to 32 alphanumeric characters (”r;%”, ”*”, ”r;+”, ”r;-”r;, ”r;.”, ”r;/”, ”r;=”, ”r;@”, ”r;_”, ”r;：”, ”r;[”r; or ”r;]”) if you select Enter Remote Port Name Manually, and the disabled word is ”r;N/A” or ”r;---”.
In the Bandwidth field, enter the bandwidth (in MB per second) from 0.2 to 4000.0 that you want the path to have.
In the Remote Path 0 and the Remote Path 1 box:
Select the local port number from the pull-down list.
Select the remote port number from the pull-down list.
Click OK to save the setting and continue or Cancel to exit without creating a remote path.
Click Close to close the Remote Path window. The Remote Path is displayed.
Creating a Remote Path (iSCSI) (back to top)
To create a remote path under the iSCSI protocol:
Click Create Path. The Create Remote Path dialog box is displayed.
In the Create Remote Path dialog box:
The interface type: Fibre (channel) is not currently available and iSCSI is automatically selected.
Enter the Remote Array ID field.
Select the Remote Path Name input method. Enter the remote port name using 1 to 32 alphanumeric characters (”r;%”, ”*”, ”r;+”, ”r;-”r;, ”r;.”, ”r;/”, ”r;=”, ”r;@”, ”r;_”, ”r;：”, ”r;[”r; or ”r;]”) if you select Enter Remote Port Name Manually, and the disabled word is ”r;N/A” or ”r;---”.
In the Bandwidth field, enter the bandwidth (in MB per second) from 0.2 to 4000.0 that you want the path to have.
Select the CHAP secret.
In the Remote Path 0 and the Remote Path 1 box:
Select the local port number from the pull-down list.
Enter the IP address of the remote port.
Enter the TCP number of remote port.
Enter the CHAP secret in both fields.
Click OK to save the setting and continue or Cancel to exit without creating a remote path.
Click Close to close the Remote Path window. The Remote Path is displayed.
See Also (back to top)
The following topics within this help system provide information that may be helpful in understanding the information on this page, and/or may provide additional information that is related, but not required to understand this topic.