When configuring your iSCSI initiators, make sure they have properly names. The initiators can use one of the following formats:

A.
FQDN (fully qualified domain name)

B.
IQN (iSCSI qualified name)

C.
IQDN (iSCSI qualified domiain name)

D.
EUI (extended unique identifier)

Explanation:

When configuring your iSCSI initiators, make sure they have properly formatted names. The initiators can use one of the following formats:
– IQN (iSCSI qualified name) – Can be up to 255 characters long and has the following format: iqn.<year-mo>.< reversed_domain_name>:<unique_name>,where <year-mo> represents the year and month your domain name was registered, <reversed_domain_name> is the official domain name, reversed, and <unique_name> is any name you want to use, for example, the name of your server. An example might be iqn.1998-01.com.mycompany:myserver.
– EUI (extended unique identifier) Represents the eui. prefix followed by the 16-character name. The name includes 24 bits for company name assigned by the IEEE and 40 bits for a unique ID such as a serial number.