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SAN with iSCSI

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Written by Mr. Sontaya Photibut Saturday, 02 May 2009 16:38

Creating a Storage Area Network (SAN) with iSCSI

1. ที่ node2 ทำการ สร้าง partition ใหม่ขึ้นมา โดยสร้างจากพื้นที่ ที่เหลือกทั้งหมด

YaST -> System -> Partitioner คลิก "Create"

2. เพิ่ม Primary Partition คลิก "OK"

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4. ทำการ Configuring iSCSI target ที่ node2

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5. ที่แท็บ "Targets" ให้ลบ demo iSCSI target ทิ้ง จากนั้นคลิก "Add" ืiSCSI target

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7. คลิก Finish | ตอบ Yes ในหน้าต่างแจ้งเตือน Restart iSCSI

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# shutdown -hr now

เปิด YaST -> Network Services -> iSCSI Initiater | เลือก When Booting

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IP Address : 10.0.0.12 | Next

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11. ที่แท็บ "Cnonected Target" เลือกแล้วคลิกปุ่ม "Toggle Start-Up" แล้วคลิกปุ่ม Finish

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12. Partitioning the iSCSI Lun via node1

เลือก device เป็น IET-VIRTUAL-DISK ในตัวอย่างนี้คือ /dev/sda

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14. Create a third partition

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16. คลิก "Quit" เป็นอันเสร็จ

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