Backstore/iblock "deactivated", with "BROKEN STORAGE LINK" on LUN

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Hey guys,
 I've recently started playing around with LIO iSCSI and block devices on
LVM.

Now, after installing & configuring everything, all worked well & the
initiators were able to access the LUN as normal, however after a reboot of
the storage server, LIO seems to have trouble bringing it back up. I'm
getting no errors in the logs, and can't for the life of me work out what's
causing it.
Everything was working previously, the config was saved & everything still
seems to be configured correctly - so what's the issue? What could've
changed with a reboot?

The LVs are activated & available, & the LUN is configured under targetcli.
See below...

Targetcli:

o- / ............................................................ [...]
  o- backstores ................................................. [...]
  | o- fileio ...................................... [0 Storage Object]
  | o- iblock ...................................... [1 Storage Object]
  | | o- stor00 ......................... [/dev/vg0/stor00 deactivated]
  | o- pscsi ....................................... [0 Storage Object]
  | o- rd_dr ....................................... [0 Storage Object]
  | o- rd_mcp ...................................... [0 Storage Object]
  o- ib_srpt .............................................. [0 Targets]
  o- iscsi ................................................. [1 Target]
  | o- iqn.1995-01.com.example:dc0.stor00 ......................... [1 TPG]
  |   o- tpgt1 .............................................. [enabled]
  |     o- acls ............................................... [1 ACL]
  |     | o- iqn.1995-01.com.example:dc0 ................... [1 Mapped LUN]
  |     |   o- mapped_lun0 .......................... [BROKEN LUN LINK]
  |     o- luns ............................................... [1 LUN]
  |     | o- lun0 ............................... [BROKEN STORAGE LINK]
  |     o- portals ......................................... [1 Portal]
  |       o- 10.20.200.28:3260 .................... [OK, iser disabled]
  o- loopback ............................................. [0 Targets]
  o- qla2xxx .............................................. [0 Targets]
  o- tcm_fc ............................................... [0 Targets]



LVM:

root@stor0:/var/log# lvs
  LV                                       VG
                       Attr      LSize   Pool Origin Data%  Move Log
Copy%  Convert
  LV-0d9b082b-71c8-4999-8b5c-e479f7d61867
VG_XenStorage-a53629f8-dd21-5dcf-6fa0-8ebec213f2f8 -wi-a---- 256,00m
  LV-470c4026-a950-4860-9232-d6cf225198a2
VG_XenStorage-a53629f8-dd21-5dcf-6fa0-8ebec213f2f8 -wi-a----   4,00m
  MGT
VG_XenStorage-a53629f8-dd21-5dcf-6fa0-8ebec213f2f8 -wi-a----   4,00m
  VHD-1f276101-f6fb-4fb9-9b86-4537d2187421
VG_XenStorage-a53629f8-dd21-5dcf-6fa0-8ebec213f2f8 -wi-a----  20,05g
  VHD-e0028b47-0100-4f76-999c-133021eaf97f
VG_XenStorage-a53629f8-dd21-5dcf-6fa0-8ebec213f2f8 -wi-a----  30,07g
  VHD-ee4f8685-2e75-452d-a1e8-2145a8730d25
VG_XenStorage-a53629f8-dd21-5dcf-6fa0-8ebec213f2f8 -wi-a----  15,04g
  root                                     vg0
                       -wi-ao---   9,31g
  stor00                                   vg0
                       -wi-ao---   1,32t
  swap                                     vg0
                       -wi-ao---   3,72g
  tmp                                      vg0
                       -wi-ao---   9,31g
  var                                      vg0
                       -wi-ao---   5,00g
root@stor0:/var/log#


Anyone got any ideas? Why's the LUN designated as "broken"?
Many thanks in advance!

-- 
Doug
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