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How can I create a network connection in Windows between a Fibre Channel card and my switch?

Asked by alanmcseveney in Miscellaneous Networking, Network Cards & Adapters, Network Switches & Hubs

Tags: connection, switch, how, fibre, network

I have installed a dual port Fibre Channel card (Apple Fibre Channel Card PCI-E, also known as LSI2909XP-LC) in my Dell Server, and have connected cables from the card to two FC ports on my 3com Superstack3 3848 switch. But, how do I make a network connection in Windows that uses this card as a Network adapter? Someone told me i have to use Microsoft iSCSI Initiator, but if so, what would be the steps and settings to achieve this?

What I want at the end of the day a step by step on how to connect my Windows fileserver to the switch with 2 Fibre channel cables, and link aggregate them to give me a fat pipe for the 40 or so Gigabit client computers currently connected to the switch.
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Tags: connection, switch, how, fibre, network
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