Determine physical NIC of iSCSI port

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i'm hoping can me in right direction.  i've inherited server 2012 r2 failover cluster , we've seen iscsi mpio issues.  i'm wanting verify physical connections server switch, can't figure out way map iscsi connections physical nics.

here's have.

connectionidentifier          : ffffe0017248c010-0
initiatoraddress                 : 0.0.0.0
initiatorportnumber           : 2496
targetaddress                    : 192.168.xxx.10
targetportnumber              : 3260
pscomputername              :

connectionidentifier           : ffffe0017248c010-1
initiatoraddress                  : 0.0.0.0
initiatorportnumber           : 1728
targetaddress                    : 192.168.xxx.10
targetportnumber              : 3260
pscomputername              :

connectionidentifier           : ffffe0017248c010-2
initiatoraddress                  : 0.0.0.0
initiatorportnumber            : 2240
targetaddress                     : 192.168.xxx.10
targetportnumber               : 3260
pscomputername               :

connectionidentifier            : ffffe0017248c010-3
initiatoraddress                   : 0.0.0.0
initiatorportnumber            : 1984
targetaddress                     : 192.168.xxx.10
targetportnumber               : 3260
pscomputername               :

i'd think there pretty simple way tie targetportnumber or connectionidentifier 1 of physical connections on server, i'm not finding it.

in previous environment had iscsi ip address associated each nic listed initiatoraddress , made easy.

thanks help!

hi bradanderson121,

thanks post.

i'm afraid details iscsi port or mpio, may need discuss in our hyper-v or cluster forum.

here example discussed iscsi port problem in hyper-v forum, might helpful.

https://social.technet.microsoft.com/forums/windowsserver/en-us/291b3049-1008-4d2f-84d0-677bd5db68b4/iscsi-network-dedicated-switch-or-vlans

best regards,

mary

please remember mark replies answers if help.
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