In this demo, we will set up our vHBA templates and assign them to our SAN Connectivity policy.
Create vHBA templates
Go to SAN > Policies > vHBA Templates > Create vHBA templates
Create vHBA0 vNIC template
Provide these details for the first FC adapter
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Name: fc0 Fabric id: Fabric A Select vSAN - 11 WWPN Pool - Select <strong><span class="has-inline-color has-vivid-green-cyan-color">UCS_FABA_WWPN_vHBA_Pool</span></strong> |
Our vHBA0 template is now ready
Create vHBA1 vNIC template
Provide these details for the second FC adapter
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Name: fc1 Fabric id: Fabric B Select vSAN - 21 WWPN Pool - Select <strong><span class="has-inline-color has-vivid-green-cyan-color">UCS_FABB_WWPN_vHBA_Pool</span></strong> |
Our vHBA-0 and vHBA-1 templates are now ready.
Create SAN Connectivity Policies
This combines the san vHBA templates we created previously into a policy which we can just attach to servers via a service profile so let’s take a look at how it’s done.
Go to SAN > Policies > SAN Connectivity Policies
Give SAN Connectivity Policy a name and Click Add to join our first vHBA-0 to this adapter.
Give our first vHBA as name as fc0. Ensure the Use vHBA template option is checked
Give our second vHBA as name as fc1. Ensure the Use vHBA template option is checked
See, now our SAN connectivity profile has both our vHBA templates linked
