Provision NAS storage
NFS configuration
NFS configuration workflow
Create a new NFS-enabled SVM
Configure NFS access to an existing SVM
Add an NFS volume to an NFS-enabled SVM
NFS configuration for ESXi using VSC
NFS Client Configuration for ESXi workflow
Configure the ESXi host
SMB/CIFS and NFS multiprotocol configuration
Multiprotocol configuration workflow
SMB/CIFS configuration
Provision SAN storage
FC configuration for ESXi using VSC
FC configuration workflow
Decide where to provision the volume
FC configuration for Red Hat Enterprise Linux
FC configuration and provisioning workflow
Decide where to provision the volume
FC configuration for Windows
FC configuration workflow
Decide where to provision the volume
iSCSI configuration for ESXi using VSC
iSCSI configuration workflow
Decide where to provision the volume
iSCSI configuration for Red Hat Enterprise Linux
iSCSI configuration and provisioning workflow
Decide where to provision the volume
iSCSI configuration for Windows
iSCSI configuration and provisioning workflow
Decide where to provision the volume
Data protection and disaster recovery
Cluster and SVM peering configuration
Volume disaster recovery
Volume disaster recovery preparation
Volume backup using SnapVault
Volume restore management using SnapVault
Cluster administration
Cluster management using System Manager 9.6 and 9.7
Cluster management using System Manager 9.6 and 9.7
Set up the cluster by using ONTAP System Manager
Set up the cluster
Set up physical storage
Create SVMs
Manage clusters
Applications
Update clusters
Storage tiers
Disks
SVM Dashboard window
Volumes
LUNs
CIFS protocol
Set up NVMe
Manage QoS policy groups
Local windows group
Mirror relationships
Vault relationships
Mirror and vault relationships
Network management for ONTAP 9.7 and earlier
NAS path failover workflow (ONTAP 9.7 and earlier)
Broadcast domains (ONTAP 9.7 or earlier)
General networking topics (ONTAP 9.7 and earlier)
Suggest changes
When you make storage available to an ESXi host using iSCSI, you provision a volume and LUN on the storage virtual machine (SVM) using Virtual Storage Console for VMware vSphere, and then connect to the LUN from the host.
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