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NOTE: ESXi 5.1 has a limitation in that a VLAN ID change for a boot device is not possible. It works only for non-boot devices.
Configuring FCoE Boot from SAN on VMware
Note that each host must have access only to its own boot LUN — not to the boot LUNs of other hosts. Use storage system software to ensure that the host accesses only the designated
LUNs.
Booting from SAN After Installation
Now that boot configuration and OS installation are complete, you can reboot and test the installation. On this and all future reboots, no other user interactivity is required. Ignore the
CTRL+D prompt and allow the system to boot through to the FCoE SAN LUN.
At this time, if additional redundant failover paths are desired, you can configure those paths through CCM, and the MBA will automatically failover to secondary paths if the first path is
not available. Further, the redundant boot paths will yield redundant paths visible through host MPIO software allowing for a fault tolerant configuration.
- Broadcom NetXtreme II 1
- Network Adapter User Guide 1
- Fibre Channel over Ethernet 5
- Power Management 5
- Adaptive Interrupt Frequency 6
- Link Aggregation (802.3ad) 9
- SLB (Auto-Fallback Disable) 9
- Adding VLANs to Teams 12
- Network Adapter User 13
- BASP Extensible-Agent 14
- Safety Precautions 16
- Preinstallation Checklist 16
- Connecting the Network Cables 17
- Setting Up the BIOS 19
- Red Hat Linux PXE Server 19
- MS-DOS UNDI/Intel APITEST 20
- Modifying the Startup Disk 22
- Packaging 26
- Installing the KMP Package 28
- Uninstalling BACS 30
- Patching PCI Files (Optional) 31
- Network Installations 31
- Driver Defaults 34
- Driver Messages 35
- violation 37
- Teaming with Channel Bonding 38
- Remote PHY Support 38
- Statistics 38
- Linux iSCSI Offload 38
- Linux iSCSI Offload FAQ 40
- Uninstalling Driver 42
- Configuring the Driver 42
- Memory Usage 42
- Interrupt Management 43
- FCoE Support 43
- Supported FC/FCoE Devices 44
- Unloading FCoE Driver 44
- Configuring the FCoE Driver 44
- Networking Support 45
- Driver Parameters 45
- Unloading and Removing Driver 46
- Supported Distributions 47
- Enabling FCoE 49
- Installation Check 49
- Limitations 49
- Using Silent Installation 51
- Modifying the Driver Software 52
- Removing the Device Drivers 53
- WinPE 2.0 54
- WinPE 3.1 55
- WinPE 4.0 55
- Using WS-MAN 58
- Using WMI 65
- Step 1: Install OpenPegasus 69
- Enable Authentication 71
- Enable HTTP 71
- Enable HTTPS 71
- Uninstall 72
- Enabling CHAP Authentication 78
- Configuring the DHCP Server 80
- Files\Windows 87
- Locally Administered Address 88
- Virtual LANs 88
- Troubleshooting iSCSI Boot 89
- Configuring iSCSI Offload 90
- 10. Click on Advanced 96
- Event Log Messages 98
- Offload iSCSI (OIS) Driver 98
- Back to Contents Page 100
- Network 101
- Adapter User Guide 101
- Teaming Concepts 102
- Teaming and Network Addresses 103
- Description of Teaming Types 103
- TOE Teaming 105
- Software Components 106
- Hardware Requirements 107
- Teaming Support by Processor 107
- Configuring Teaming 107
- Selecting a Team Type 108
- Teaming Mechanisms 109
- Outbound Traffic Flow 110
- Protocol Support 111
- Types of Teams 112
- LiveLink™ 114
- Checksum Offload 116
- IEEE 802.1p QoS Tagging 116
- Large Send Offload 116
- TCP Offload Engine (TOE) 117
- Jumbo Frames 117
- IEEE 802.1Q VLANs 117
- Wake On LAN 117
- Preboot Execution Environment 117
- Teaming Across Switches 118
- Spanning Tree Algorithm 120
- Layer 3 Routing/Switching 121
- Application Considerations 122
- Teaming and Clustering 123
- Teaming and Network Backup 125
- Load Balancing and Failover 126
- Fault Tolerance 127
- Teaming Configuration Tips 128
- Frequently Asked Questions 129
- Virtual Bus Driver (VBD) 134
- Network Adapter 136
- User Guide 136
- Pre-Provisioning 143
- CTRL+R Method 143
- One-Time Disabled 144
- Linux FCoE Boot Installation 146
- SLES11 SP2 Installation 147
- RHEL6 Installation 153
- 7. Enter a password 164
- Configuring FCoE 168
- Configuring DCB 170
- DCB Conditions 170
- SR-IOV: Broadcom NetXtreme II 172
- SR-IOV and Jumbo Packets 173
- Network Adapter User Guide 174
- Explorer View Pane 175
- Context View Selector 175
- Context View Pane 176
- Menu Bar 176
- Connecting to a Host 177
- Managing the Host 178
- Managing the Network Adapter 180
- Viewing Hardware Information 181
- Viewing Vital Signs 183
- Testing the Network 185
- Analyzing Cables in Windows 188
- Managing the LAN Device 190
- Viewing NDIS Information 191
- Configuring the NDIS Driver 192
- Viewing Resource Information 198
- Configuring System Settings 199
- Viewing Statistics 199
- Viewing Licenses 204
- LiveLink 206
- Using Expert Mode 216
- Modifying a Team 218
- Adding a VLAN 219
- Deleting a VLAN 220
- Viewing BASP Statistics 221
- Troubleshooting BACS 222
- Diagnostic Test Descriptions 225
- Interface Specifications 230
- NIC Physical Characteristics 230
- NIC Power Requirements 230
- Environmental Specifications 232
- VCCI Notice 235
- CE Notice 236
- Industry Canada, Class B 242
- Industry Canada, Class A 242
- B Class Device 243
- Industry Canada, classe B 243
- Industry Canada, classe A 243
- A Class Device 244
- FCC Notice 246
- Checking Port LEDs 256
- Troubleshooting Checklist 256
- Running a Cable Length Test 257
- Testing Network Connectivity 257
- Single Network Adapter 258
- Teamed Network Adapters 259
- Windows Server 2008 R2 260
- Broadcom Boot Agent 261
- Miscellaneous 263
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