Last StepIn the View menu, select Refresh. All iSCSI Storage Appliances, iSCSI targets, andmirrored volumes should appear online, connected, and in normal status. Therecovery of each iSCSI Storage Host is complete.Recovery on Systems Running Windows XP, Linux, or VMwareThis section provides a general overview of the steps required to reconnect to eachsystem in your IPSAN that’s running an OS besides Windows 2003 or WindowsVista. For specific instructions, refer to the documentation provided with youriSCSI initiators.1 Remove all iSCSI target sessions from the iSCSI initiator.2 Remove all iSCSI Storage Appliance data ports from the iSCSI initiator.3 Add the IP address(es) of the data port(s) on your iSCSI Storage Appliance.4 Your iSCSI initiator may automatically discover the iSCSI targets on your iSCSIStorage Appliance. If not, manually add the iSCSI targets to the iSCSI initiator.The recovery of each system is complete.Recovering from a Flash Drive Failure in a Mirrored EnvironmentFollow the instructions in this section if a flash drive fails in an iSCSI StorageAppliance that is part of a mirror.1 Complete these tasks, as described in previous sections:a Shut down the iSCSI Storage Appliance (see page 155).b Replace the flash drive (see page 155).c Power on and configure the iSCSI Storage Appliance (see page 36).Note When configuring your iSCSI Storage Appliance, use settings that areidentical to the previous configuration, if possible.2 In the CLI, ensure you are logged on as Administrator. (If you are, a ‘#’ appears atthe prompt.)
