SolidFire and Element Software 12.3 Documentation
Release notes
Concepts
Architecture and components
Storage
Requirements
Try it out
Install and maintain hardware
H410S and H610S hardware information
SF-series hardware information
Install and use SolidFire Enterprise SDS
Perform the prerequisite tasks for installation
Maintain SolidFire eSDS
Set up storage
Set up a cluster with storage nodes
Set up a cluster with Fibre Channel nodes
Manage storage with Element software
Configure SolidFire system options after deployment
Use basic options in the Element software UI
View API activity
Manage accounts
Manage cluster administrator user accounts
Manage your system
Enable multi-factor authentication
Configure cluster settings
Set the Network Time Protocol
Manage SNMP
Manage drives
Manage nodes
Manage virtual networks
Create a cluster supporting FIPS drives
Enable FIPS 140-2 for HTTPS on your cluster
Get started with external key management
Manage volumes and virtual volumes
Work with volumes
Work with virtual volumes
Protocol endpoints
Bindings
Work with volume access groups and initiators
Protect your data
Use volume snapshots for data protection
Use individual volume snapshots for data protection
Volume snapshot backup operations
Use group snapshots for data protection
Schedule a snapshot
Perform remote replication between clusters running NetApp Element software
Pair clusters for replication
Pair clusters using MVIP or a pairing key
Pair volumes
Pair volumes using a volume ID or pairing key
Manage volume relationships
Volume pair details
Use SnapMirror replication between Element and ONTAP clusters
SnapMirror labels
Disaster recovery using SnapMirror
Perform a failback to Element
Back up and restore volumes
Troubleshoot your system
View information about system events
View system alerts
View volume performance
View iSCSI sessions
View Fibre Channel sessions
Troubleshoot drives
Troubleshoot nodes
Work with per-node utilities for storage nodes
Manage storage with Element API
About the Element software API
Common objects
Common methods
Account API methods
Administrator API methods
Cluster API methods
Cluster creation API Methods
Drive API methods
Fibre Channel API methods
Initiator API methods
Initiator API methods
LDAP API methods
Multi-factor authentication API methods
Session authentication API methods
Node API methods
Replication API methods
Security API methods
SnapMirror API methods
System configuration API methods
Multitenant networking API methods
Volume API methods
Volume access group API methods
Volume snapshot API methods
Virtual volume API methods
Response examples
Contributors
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Initiator methods enable you to add, remove, view, and modify iSCSI initiator objects, which handle communication between the storage system and external storage clients.
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