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.

About this task

To view the NVMe/TCP endpoints:

Steps

  1. Select a storage system that is running PowerMaxOS 10 (6079).
  2. Select System > iSCSI+NVMe and click NVME tab to open the NVMe dashboard.
  3. Click NVMe/TCP Endpoints (Attached or Unattached).
    The following properties display, depending on the operating environment:
    Dir:Virtual Port The assigned virtual port for the NVMe/TCP endpoint.
    TCP Port The TCP port that is to be used for all IP addresses attached to it.
    Name The custom name value of the NVMe/TCP endpoint.
    Status The status of the NVMe/TCP endpoint.
    Network ID The network identity of the IP interface that provides isolated IP routes.
    IP Interfaces The total number of IP interfaces attached to the NVMe/TCP endpoint.
    NVMe/TCP Ports The total number of physical IP ports associated with the NVMe/TCP endpoint.
    Volumes The total number of volumes that are mapped to the NVMe/TCP endpoint.

    To see more information about a NVMe/TCP endpoint, select it and click Details icon.

    The following parameters are displayed:

    • Dir:Virtual Port—The assigned virtual port for the NVMe/TCP endpoint
    • TCP Port—The TCP port to be used for all IP addresses attached to it
    • Name—The custom name value of the NVMe/TCP endpoint
    • Status—The status of the NVMe/TCP endpoint
    • Network ID—The network identity of the IP interface that provides isolated IP routes.
    • IP Interfaces—The total number of IP interfaces attached to the NVMe/TCP endpoint.
    • NVMe/TCP Ports—The total number of physical IP ports associated with the NVMe/TCP endpoint.
    • Volumes—The total number of volumes that are mapped to the NVMe/TCP endpoint
    The following controls are available, depending on the operating environment: