text: Figure 8-16 Modifying VLAN 
  
  The IBM Storwize V7000 is now configured and ready for iSCSI host use. Note the initiator 
  IQN names of your Storwize V7000 node canisters (see Figure 8-11 on page 333) because 
  you need them when you add storage on your host. For more information about creating 
  volumes and mapping them to a host, see Chapter 7, “Volumes” on page 241. 
  
  **Creating NVMe hosts**
  Running V8.2, Storwize V7000 can use NVMe hosts by using FC-NVMe. FC-NVMe uses 
  Fibre Channel Protocol (FCP) as its underlying transport, which puts the data transfer in 
  control of the target and transfers data direct from host memory, similar to RDMA. In addition, 
  FC-NVMe allows for a host to send commands and data together (first burst), which 
  eliminates the first data “read” by the target and provides better performance at distances. 
  
  For more information about NVMe, see IBM Storage and the NVM Express Revolution, 
  REDP-5437. 
  
  **Note:**See SSIC to check whether your hosts and Storwize system are compatible. 
  
  **337** Chapter 8. Hosts 