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Features supported for host configuration with NVMe over Fabrics (NVMe-oF) varies based on your version of ONTAP and SUSE Linux Enterprise Server.
| Feature | SUSE Linux Enterprise Server host version | ONTAP version |
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NVMe/TCP reports all optimized paths for ASA r2 systems |
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9.16.1 or later |
Transport Layer Security (TLS) 1.3 encryption is supported for NVMe/TCP |
15 SP6 or later |
9.16.1 or later |
Secure in-band authentication is supported over NVMe/TCP between a RHEL host and an ONTAP controller |
15 SP4 or later |
9.12.1 or later |
Persistent discovery controllers (PDCs) are supported using a unique discovery NQN |
15 SP4 or later |
9.11.1 or later |
NVMe/TCP provides namespaces using the native |
15 SP4 or later |
9.10.1 or later |
NVMe and SCSI traffic is supported on the same host using NVMe multipath for NVMe-oF namespaces and dm-multipath for SCSI LUNs |
15 SP1 or later |
9.4 or later |
ONTAP supports the following SAN host features regardless of the ONTAP version running on your system setup.
| Feature | SUSE Linux Enterprise Server host version |
|---|---|
SAN booting is enabled using the NVMe/FC protocol |
15 SP7 or later |
Native NVMe multipathing is enabled by default |
15 SP1 or later |
The |
15 SP1 or later |
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For details on supported configurations, see the Interoperability Matrix Tool. |
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