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How to access an iSCSI shared workspace?
On Windows a good explanation of the process can be found here:
http://www.windowsnetworking.com/articles-tutorials/windows-7/Connecting-Windows-7-iSCSI-
SAN.html
How to get more storage space if I have run out of storage space associated with my LUN.
There are several methods of getting more space for your LUN or Workspace:
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One of the first things you should look at is enlarging the quota if you have more available space
but have limited the use by quota size. If you have run out of room to increase the quota then try
the next step.
• Create a bigger volume, associate it with your iSCSI target, create LUN of the desired size. If
necessary move the data and if necessary delete the old target so that the free space can be
reallocated.
• If you are fully at capacity the best option is to purchase a G-RACK Expansion Chassis. This unit
will connect to your G-RACK 12 and add 12 more available drive slots for expanding storage.
Contact your reseller for more information.
A domain user can not access the workspace.
• Check there is no conflict between names as there can be a domain user and a local user with
the same name.
• Check that the necessary service is enabled for the particular shared workspace and all the
settings are correct.
• Check that on the client side correct settings are used. In some cases it’s required to have a third
party application to get assigned access to the shared workspace ( i.e. Mac Connect to Server
does not allow read-write access via FTP)
• Check permissions of the user and of the group he belongs to.