Installing and Configuring target iSCSI server in Windows Server 2012
Installing and Configuring Target iSCSI Server 2012
1- Open Server Manager, click Dashboard and then select Add Roles and features.
2- Click Next.
3- Select the Role-based or feature-based installation and then click on the Next button.
4- Select a server from the server pool and then click on next.
5- Select the iSCSI Target Server box.
6- Click Add Features.
7- After Selecting the iSCSI target server feature and then click next.
8- Click Next.
9- Click Install.
10- iSCSI services successfully installed, so click Close.
11- Open Server Manager and then click File and Storage Services.
12- Click iSCSI and under iSCSI Virtual Disks click Tasks and then click New iSCSI Virtual Disk.
13- Select a volume and click next.
14- Type an iSCSI virtual disk name and click next.
15- Select a Size for the disk in GB and click next.
16- Select New iSCSI target and click next.
17- Target servers will identify the disk with this Name, so Type a Name, description and click next.
18- Click Add we need to Add all the Servers which will be accessing this disk.
Note: Make sure on the target server you have enabled the iSCSI initiator service.
19- Click the Browse button.
20- Type a node server name, select check names and click ok.
21- Add all the server you want the disk to have access, I have added both the servers (Server-1 and Server-2) and click next.
22- Enable any authentication if you need and click next.
23- Confirm the iSCSI virtual disk settings and click Create.
24- Virtual Disk created successfully, click Close.
25- Please follow the above steps from (1 to 24) to add one more disk name Quorum.
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