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System Management covers Unisphere for PowerMax support for the management of system functionality, for example, hardware and system properties.
Understanding NVMe/TCP
Unisphere provides monitoring and management for NVMe/TCP directors, NVMe/TCP ports, NVMe/TCP endpoints, IP interfaces, and IP routes.
View NVMe/TCP endpoints
Unisphere provides monitoring and management for Non-Volatile Memory Express (NVMe/TCP) directors, NVMe/TCP ports, NVMe/TCP endpoints, IP interfaces, and IP routes.
Create a NVMe/TCP endpoint
Unisphere provides monitoring and management for Non-Volatile Memory Express (NVMe/TCP) directors, NVMe/TCP ports, NVMe/TCP endpoints, IP interfaces, and IP routes.

Create a NVMe/TCP endpoint

Unisphere provides monitoring and management for Non-Volatile Memory Express (NVMe/TCP) directors, NVMe/TCP ports, NVMe/TCP endpoints, IP interfaces, and IP routes.

Steps

Select a storage system running PowerMaxOS 10 (6079).
Select System > iSCSI+NVMe and click NVME tab to open the NVMe dashboard.
Do one of the following:
- From the Actions panel, click Create NVMe/TCP Endpoint.
- Click NVMe/TCP Endpoints (Attached or Unattached) and click Create.
Select a director from the drop-down menu.
Type a value for the Network ID.
Valid values range from 1 through 16383.
Type a value for the TCP Port.
Default value is 4420. Valid values range from 1 through 65535.
Optional: Enter a value for the Endpoint Name.
Click OK.

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