Hello guys,
I'm new with FreeNAS, but I read the wiki documentation and I configured my box successfully.
Anyway there´s only one part of the configuration that I couldn´t complete.
I created one volume to use as iSCSI.
I configured the initiators, authorized access, device extends and associated targets.
But, when I connect to my client machine and try to discovery the targets I can see and connect with all of them.
I would like to see only the respective target not all the ones which was configured for other servers.
I don´t know if my question was clear.
Here is an example:
In my FreeNAS server I configure 2 targets
Server A and Server B
Server A will be attached into Client A only.
When I run a discovery action in the Client A I can see and connect ServerA and ServerB volumes.
I would like to see like that ServerA -> Client A only. Doing the the technicians will not mount the wrong volume on the wrong client.
I was used to do that with Open Filer, and now I would like to do it with FreeNAS.
Thank you very much for your help.
I'm new with FreeNAS, but I read the wiki documentation and I configured my box successfully.
Anyway there´s only one part of the configuration that I couldn´t complete.
I created one volume to use as iSCSI.
I configured the initiators, authorized access, device extends and associated targets.
But, when I connect to my client machine and try to discovery the targets I can see and connect with all of them.
I would like to see only the respective target not all the ones which was configured for other servers.
I don´t know if my question was clear.
Here is an example:
In my FreeNAS server I configure 2 targets
Server A and Server B
Server A will be attached into Client A only.
When I run a discovery action in the Client A I can see and connect ServerA and ServerB volumes.
I would like to see like that ServerA -> Client A only. Doing the the technicians will not mount the wrong volume on the wrong client.
I was used to do that with Open Filer, and now I would like to do it with FreeNAS.
Thank you very much for your help.