Joseph L. Casale wrote:
Yeah, you're missing the iscsi part. Means the 'drives' are on a
different system on the other end of a network link.
Heh, thought you were trying to export those discs *on* the iSCSI server
and couldn't see them there, my bad :)
'iscsiadm -m discovery -p <ip of target>' wont give the target name, you need
'iscsiadm --mode discovery --type sendtargets --portal <ip of target>'
You also need to pass tcp 3260 through the firewall on the target, I have never
used RH's target, does it do this for you? Iet allows you to define allowed/denied
clients, does RH's?
jlc
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You're right. I grabbed the wrong copy of my notes.
You have to manually configure the firewall on the target.
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