iSCSI is a protocol to exchange SCSI commands over TCP/IP and by so doing makes it possible to manage storage devices over the network.
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I lost my data on Freenas+iScsi
I lost my data on Freenas+iScsi
ZFS filesystem has mounted perfectly, I ran 'df' command and I can see the mount points.
Also, If I browse into the folders I can see the scsi extends files, too.
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iSCSI on startup
I've configure iSCSI but CentOS 6.3 is unable to recognize if on startup.
Here is fstab config:
/dev/sdb1 /home ext4 _netdev 0 0
Here is iscsi.conf ...
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NFS server causes high load even when idle
I have an Ubuntu (12.04) NFS server that has a high load (larger than 10) even when nothing is running.
In detail, the storage is provided by an iSCSI device, on which I have 5 logical volumes (LVM) ...
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iSCSI device mapped to different SCSI device
I have an iSCSI disk array connected to a server (Ubuntu). When I login with
iscsiadm -m node --login -p 192.168.1.240
the device used to appear as /dev/sdb. I created a volume group with LVM using ...
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How to securely export a device (HDD)?
So I have a Scientific Linux 6.3 (RHEL clone so basically the question is Redhat related) machine called "B" (with an extra "A" HDD besides the system HDD) and a notebook with SL 6.3. They are in a ...
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Install Fedora 17 to iSCSI Target, Boot from iSCSI Target
I have installed Fedora 17 to an iSCSI target by:
Booting with the Fedora 17 ISO
Chose LiveCD so I could install iscsi-initiator-utils
Started the installer
Chose iSCSI target from native Fedora ...
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Multipath device name doesn't display correctly
I'm playing with iscsi and I'm trying to figure out why the vendor/product names aren't showing up correctly. I've restarted all the appropriate services along with a reboot.
Listed below are the ...
