netapp 建立iscsi 並掛載到windows

 netapp(8.2.3P3 )建立iscsi磁碟步驟(web console操作)，並在windows server掛載:

1 在netapp的Storage -> Volumes ，執行Create，建立過程要選iscsi，並設定容量。

2 在netapp的Configuration-> iSCSI，啟用iscsi服務，要輸入目標節點名稱，會是iqn開頭的值。

3 在Windows 執行iscsi啟動器，輸入netapp的IP進行連線，連線成功，此時會在目標的頁籤看到netapp的節點名稱，如果剛剛在第二步沒找到節點名稱，就是輸入這個。

4 在設定這個頁籤，可以看到Windows 的啟動器名稱，也是iqn開頭的值，但跟netapp的節點名稱不一樣。

5 在netapp的Storage-> LUN，LUN管理裡執行Create一個LUN，這邊會連結到第一步建立的Volumes。

6 在netapp的Storage-> LUN，Initiator Group建立一個Group，建立時，會需要輸入第四步的Windows 的啟動器名稱。

7 在netapp的Storage-> LUN，LUN管理裡剛剛建立的LUN，連結到第六步建立的Initiator Group。

8 回到Windows 執行iscsi啟動器，重新連線，這時後再去磁碟管理中，就會看到多了一個新的磁碟，就是Netapp上iscsi分享出來的空間。

NetApp (8.2.3P3) iSCSI Disk Creation Steps (Web Console) and Mounting on Windows Server

1. Create a Volume on NetApp

   • Go to Storage → Volumes → Create

   • Select iSCSI during the creation process and set the desired capacity.

2. Enable iSCSI Service on NetApp

   • Go to Configuration → iSCSI → Enable iSCSI

   • Enter the Target Name, which will start with iqn.

3. Connect from Windows using iSCSI Initiator

   • Open the iSCSI Initiator on Windows and enter the NetApp IP to connect.

   • Once connected, you will see the NetApp Target Name under the Targets tab.

   • If you couldn’t find the Target Name in step 2, enter the one displayed here.

4. Check Windows Initiator Name

   • In the Configuration tab of the iSCSI Initiator, you can see the Windows Initiator Name, which also starts with iqn but is different from the NetApp Target Name.

5. Create a LUN on NetApp

   • Go to Storage → LUNs → Create

   • Link the new LUN to the Volume created in step 1.

6. Create an Initiator Group (igroup) on NetApp

   • Go to Storage → LUNs → Initiator Groups → Create

   • Enter the Windows Initiator Name from step 4 when creating the igroup.

7. Map the LUN to the Initiator Group

   • In Storage → LUNs, select the newly created LUN and map it to the igroup created in step 6.

8. Mount the LUN on Windows

   • Go back to Windows and reconnect using the iSCSI Initiator.

   • Then open Disk Management, and you should see a new disk representing the iSCSI space shared from NetApp.