Dell PowerVault NX1950 Manuel d'installation et de dépannage - Page 28

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Target Side

1 Right-click the Target icon in the MMC and click Create iSCSI Target.

2 Type the Target name, Target description, and click Next.

3 Browse for the desired IQN identifier of the initiator or click Advanced→

Add IP address and enter the IP address of the initiator, and then click Next.

4 Select the desired Highly-Available iSCSI instance from the drop-down

menu and click Next.

5 Click Finish.

The Target should be successfully created.

Create VDs for the iSCSI Target

NOTE:

Prior to creating a VD for the iSCSI Target, you need to create a volume

using the Storage Provision wizard.

Right-click the newly created Target and select Create Virtual disk for iSCSI

Target. Follow the wizard to successfully create a VD.

Move Volume to desired iSCSI Instance

1 Launch Cluster Administrator by clicking Start

Cluster Administrator. Locate the volume that the devices (.vhd files)

were located on. This is under cluster groups.

2 Right-click the volume, select Change Groups and select one of the newly

created highly-available instances you want to move the volume to.

3 A pop-up screen is displayed for confirmation. Click Yes twice.

Import Devices

1 Right-click the devices icon in the MMC, select Import Virtual Disk, and

click Next.

2 Browse to the volume the .vhd files are located on, select the .vhd file, click

OK, Next, and then Finish.

3 Repeat step 2 to import all .vhd files.

Managing Your Cluster

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Administrative Tools

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