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Task 12: Setting-up Basic Storage
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3.
In the dialog box, enter the Target Name in the field provided.
Check the boxes of the Target IP addresses you want to use.
From the
Access Mode
dropdown menu, choose a level of user access.
Click the
Next
button to continue.
The
Select virtual drives for LUNs in the Target
dialog box opens.
4.
In the dialog box, check the boxes corresponding to the Resources you wan
to use.
Check the
Assign all the group members
to client box, as desired.
Click the
Next
button to continue.
The
Assign LUN to Target
dialog box opens.
5.
In the dialog box, choose a
Starting LUN
from the menu.
The default LUN number is 0 (zero).
Click the
Next
button to continue.
The
Verify iSCSI Target Properties
dialog box opens.
6.
In the dialog box, verify the information and click the
Finish
button.
A success message displays.
7.
In the message, click the
OK
button.
The new SAN resource appears in the Tree under the SAN client
to
which you assigned it.
8.
On the client system, in the Microsoft iSCSI Initiator target pane, choose the
target and log in.
9.
Under Computer Management, click
Disk Management
and verify that the
target storage appears among the Disks.
If the target storage is not visible under Disk Management, from the
Action
menu, choose
Rescan Disks
.
Partitioning and Formatting the Storage
The logical drive must be partitioned and formatted to work with the SAN client’s
operating system. On a Windows client, you might have to do a disk rescan.
Under
Computer Management
, right-click
Disk Management
and choose
Rescan Disks
in the popup menu.
When you initialize the disk, choose:
•
MBR
– Up to 2 TB of storage
•
GPT
– Over 2 TB of storage