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04-20-2020 12:17 PM
04-20-2020 12:17 PM
we have 2x4 port Iscsi cards for an AF40 and were thinking of just connecting all 8 up to our switch to be used for iscsi traffic. Any downside or best practice on the amount of connections to use?
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04-20-2020 12:31 PM
04-20-2020 12:31 PM
SolutionDownside, none. Best Practice? That is exactly what the Nimble Connection Manager software is for.
Go to InfoSight.hpe.com, log in with your HPE passport. Go to Resources > Software Downloads. Find the integration kit for your OS. Install it. Assume you will need to reboot sooner or later.
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