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Connecting a Cloud Server to the Unified Storage service using the iSCSI protocol
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Connecting a Cloud Server to the Unified Storage service using the iSCSI protocol
Topics
:
Requirements
Connecting the Cloud Server with Windows
Requirements
Make sure you have completed the
requirements
for connecting a Cloud Server to the Unified Storage service.
You must have installed the
Multipath feature
.
If you are connecting the Unified Storage service to the Virtual Private Cloud service, you must use the
VMXNET3
network adapter instead of
E1000E
.
Connecting the Cloud Server with Windows
The mount points and volume names shown in the procedure are examples only.
Access the Cloud Server (VMware Cloud Server or Cloud VPS Hyper-V) via
RDP
;
go to
Start
and open
Windows Administrative Tools
;
in the
Administrative Tools
window, select
iSCSI Initiator
;
select the
Discovery
tab;
in the
Target portals
area, select
Discover Portal...
;
in the
Discover Target Portal
window, enter the mount point in the
IP address or DNS name:
field and confirm with
OK
;
the mount point is displayed in the
Target Portals
list;
select the
Targets
tab. The target is displayed with the
Inactive
status;
select
Connect
;
in the
Connect To Target
window, select both options and confirm with
OK
;
the target status changes to
Connected
. Confirm with
OK
;
select
Computer Management
on the Cloud Server desktop;
select
Storage
and then
Disk Management
;
the Unified Storage service space is displayed as a physical disk of the Cloud Server;
format the disk and, if necessary, partition it to make it usable;
once formatting is complete, the Unified Storage service space is available and can be used as a physical disk of the Cloud Server.
Related guides:
Unified Storage service
Requirements for connecting a Cloud Server to the Unified Storage service
Connecting a Cloud Server to the Unified Storage service using the CIFS protocol
Installing the Multipath feature
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