qnap iscsi storage

iSCSI disk as a resource required by the cluster, the application is more extensive, but the iSCSI provider is now generally provided by the hardware vendors dedicated storage equipment, but the current device is usually tens of thousands, not very economic reality, so the current variety of software iSCSI endlessly, W

VMware connects to shared storage in three different ways, San,ip sans (that is, iSCSI) and Nas (NFS). This article is not about the difference between the 3 and the SAN and NAS, please go to Google. Second, this article does not look at FC Sans, if your environment already has a SAN that supports MPIO and has enough storage space, try to make the most of it. Be

Yesterday, a linux system was deployed for a customer. The server itself had only GB disks as the system disk. All data is stored in network storage, and network storage (iSCSI) needs to be mounted to the local device. The configuration process is summarized as follows: Create iSCSI on Windows server 2008 R2 Due to rem

Iscsi can be stored Based on raid or image storage Image Storage: dd If =/dev/Zero of =/Zou. img bs = 1000 k count = 20000 then a 2 GB image storage disk will be generated under the root directory. Here, how to generate raid will not be mentioned first The operating environment is On Debian. This server acts as a disk

Experience vsphere 6 of 2-allocate iSCSI storage space for VMware ESXi5 allocating iSCSI storage space for VMware ESXiReturn to the Windows Server R2 host, open the Iscsitarget program, create an iSCSI target, and assign two disks to it. The allocation target can be either t

/root mount point the next thing to do is iSCSI does not mountiSCSI implements networked storage that provides storage-side callsTarget , use the storage side to call Initiator. Targetcan provide storage space on theInitiatorResponsible for connectionISCSIequipment, inISCSI

The main functionality of ISCSI is the encapsulation and reliable transmission of large amounts of data between host systems (initiator initiator) and storage devices (target targets) on TCP/IP networks. You need to install target on the server of Linux, and the client will install Inititor.The configuration process is as follows:Test IP as 192.168.157.144 on the host[email protected] ~]# Yum install

Pre-Preparation:1. Server System: Dell M630 Windows R2 operating system (activated, NIC driver on)assigning ip:192.168.60.2332. Storage array: Dell Md3800i (capacity 6tx10,raid card x2, management port x2)Business port Assignment ip:192.168.60.238 and 192.168.60.239Management Port ip:192.168.129.101 and 192.168.129.1023. Use modular disk Storage Manager to RAID 6 on the

Vsphere supports storage multipath selection for NFS and iSCSI, which are explained in detail in the following two ways.first, the multipath approach to NFS is described, and NFS is a multi-path IP-based network, although he can do link aggregation through LACP, but he is only a shunt technology, not the bandwidth overlay, and the premise must be in a one-to-many, or many case, the reason is that vsphere on

1. server-side configurationExperimental environment system version:CentOS Linux release 7.3.1611 (Core)1)Install packagesYum-y Install TARGETCLI2)to create an iSCSI storage to outputThere are several types of devices that can be output:A, LVM coil equipment;B, a block device composed of files (after tgtimg tools processed);C, a single partition;D, the entire disk;E, RAID a volume device consisting of;An LV

// Install related software. kmod-XFS and xfsprogs are components of the XFS file system. yum install binutils iscsi-initiator-utils kmod-xfs xfsprogs // Start the iscsi service service iscsi start // Check whether the storage server's iSCSI is online iscsiadm -m discovery

Linux Mounted iSCSI StorageiSCSI is provided to Linux mounts in two ways, an IP map over the iSCSI protocol, and a file-sharing NFS mount. Where the IP mapping via the iSCSI protocol is mounted to Linux as a disk, the IP mapping also requires partitioning the disk and formatting the partition.Mount Step:1: Check iSCSI