Before You Begin
You should be familiar with iSCSI theory of operation and with iSCSI server setup procedures.
Refer to the operating system documentation to verify that iSCSI targets can be mounted on a client.
Ensure that you have access to an external iSCSI server running on a supported operating system.
The server must be in Legacy BIOS Boot Mode, not UEFI Boot Mode. For servers in UEFI Boot Mode, use Modify iSCSI Virtual Drive Properties in UEFI Boot Mode (BIOS).
Provide iSCSI target parameters. The following table shows examples:
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Boot messages scroll across the console screen.
The BIOS Setup Utility main screen appears.
The Launch Legacy iSCSI window appears.
The system boots. POST messages appear.
The iSCSI Port Selection screen appears. The following figure shows an example.
The iSCSI Port Configuration window appears.
The iSCSI Boot Configuration window appears.
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If the initiator is going to use DHCP, these selections are unavailable.
Otherwise, fill in the Target IP, Target Port, and Boot LUN.
The iSCSI Port Configuration window appears.
The iSCSI CHAP Configuration window appears.
The iSCSI Port Configuration window appears.
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