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Add appropriate path to $PATH if you need to test things.Ĭreate a service.sh that starts/stops the tgtd daemon (I have a working sample, but it could use some cleanup)Ĭreate an appropriate file nf inside tgt (or tgt/etc) (I also have the default sample config that explains all the options). Place the above executables inside tgt (or tgt/bin). This should produce tgt-admin, tgt-setup-lun, tgtadm, tgtd and tgtimg in the /root/bin directory.Ĭreate a folder (ie tgt) in the Drobo FS (mkdir /mnt/DroboFS/Shares/DroboApps/tgt).

#Globalsan iscsi portal was not found at the address manuals

(This way you skip the manuals and extra docs).

code directory of your Drobo dev VMĮdit the Makefile and change the PREFIX to where you want the binaries (ie PREFIX=/root).Ĭompile it by issuing ‘make programs’, ‘make install-programs’ in the dev machine. These 3 steps are only needed for some perl scripts of TGTD.ĭownload tgtd from and place it inside the. It will produce ‘make’ for ARM architecture (I have the executable already available)ĭownload Config::General from from (using ‘perl ’ and ‘make install’ inside Drobo, so that the appropriate module will go into the perl directory). DISCLAIMER - USE AT YOUR OWN RISK! -ĭownload the latest gnu make from and compile it in the Drobo dev VM. Also, ensure the Initiator Name always matches the Initiator Name that the iSCSI target is using for access control.Ok, here is a simple iscsi-on-DroboFS HOWTO: When the Initiator Name is changed in the iSCSI Initiator Properties, any pre-existing Favorite Target entries should be removed and recreated to ensure they use the new Initiator Name. If the Initiator Name is later changed, any pre-existing Favorite Target entries are not updated to reflect the newly configured Initiator Name. When a Favorite Target entry is created, the iSCSI Initiator sets the Favorite Target entry to use the Initiator Name that is configured at the time of creation. However, for security reasons the iSCSI target may prevent logons from a single IP address using multiple Initiator Names, and therefore some logon attempts may fail.

If the iSCSI target is configured to use the iSCSI initiator's IP address for authentication, the iSCSI Initiator will be able to log in using Favorite Target entries that were created both before and after the Initiator Name was changed.

Also, you may no longer be able to discover the iSCSI target once the Initiator Name is changed.

If an iSCSI target is configured to use the old Initiator Name for authentication, the iSCSI Initiator may fail to log in to the target using Favorite Target entries that are created after the Initiator Name is changed.

If an iSCSI target is configured to use the new Initiator Name for authentication, the iSCSI Initiator may fail to log in to the target using Favorite Target entries that were created while the iSCSI Initiator was configured to use the old Initiator Name.

If you change the Initiator Name in the Configuration tab of the iSCSI Initiator Properties, you may be unable to access certain access-controlled iSCSI targets when the system is rebooted, or when connectivity to an iSCSI target is lost. The iSCSI target(s) you are connecting to uses access control, and this access control uses the iSCSI Initiator Name (for example, iQN) or initiator IP address for authentication. In the iSCSI Initiator Properties, you have configured Favorite Target entries, so that the iSCSI Initiator will automatically connect to certain iSCSI targets. On a system running Windows, you are connecting to iSCSI-based storage using the Microsoft iSCSI Initiator.

#Globalsan iscsi portal was not found at the address windows 7

This article provides a solution to an issue where the Microsoft iSCSI Initiator fails to log in to Favorite Targets after the initiator name is changed.Īpplies to: Windows Server 2012 R2, Windows 7 Service Pack 1 Original KB number: 2500271 SymptomsĬonsider the following scenario.