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Dell PowerVault MD32xxi Configuration Guide for VMware ESX4.1 Server Software

Go to the configuration tab and select Storage Adapters. Select the iSCSI Software Adapter and click Rescan. The

newly created iSCSI target and LUN should be visible from the ESX server.

Step1: Configure vSwitch & Enable Jumbo Frames

This step will create a new vSwitch and enable Jumbo Frame support for this switch. This step is used for

both examples no matter the number of VMkernels or physical NICs. Currently there is no option to

enable Jumbo Frames on a vSwitch from VMware vCenter GUI so these commands must be run via CLI. Be

sure to check the environment to make sure that Jumbo Frames are supported at the networking layer

before enabling it on the ESX host.

The following command will create a new vSwitch called vSwitch2:

esxcfg-vswitch –a vSwitch2

Next, enable Jumbo Frames on the vSwitch:

esxcfg-vswitch –m 9000 vSwitch2

To verify that the switch was configured properly run the following command:

esxcfg-vswitch –l

Your output will look similar to this:

Switch Name

vSwitch2

You can note the new vSwitch2 with the MTU of 9000 to verify that the switch was created correctly. You

can also see it displayed in the GUI of vCenter. Throughout these procedures some of the verification can

be done via command line or seen in the vCenter GUI. The polling rate of vCenter is not instant so changes

will not show up immediately after it is typed.

This next step will assign VMkernel Ports to the new vSwitch2. It will also configure Jumbo Frame support

as well as assign the IP Addresses. Administrators familiar with iSCSI connectivity in ESX3.5 will find that it

is no longer required to configure a Service Console port for the iSCSI connection. Another thing to notice

is that because the Service Console is not needed, the iSCSI switch environment can be on a different

subnet than the public environment or existing service console. Each VMkernel Port will need its own IP

Address and they must all be on the same subnet and be on the same subnet as the PowerVault IP

Address.

Num Ports

Used Ports

Configured Ports

MTU Uplinks

9000

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