Impulse1337

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  1. Hi all,

    I saw this morning that there was a new update (Yay!).
    But when i wanted to connect to a docker just now, i saw i couldn't connect..
    So i logged in to Unraid and saw this..:
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    I cannot select anything..
    here also the Diag package.be001srvfs01-diagnostics-20230622-2050.zip
    not sure what to do, 37TB on the line here..

    Im running:
    HP DL380 G8 with 12 disks (1 parity disk)

    Had a lot of dockers running, arround 12 i think, and 2 VM's.

    Everything was working, was running 6.11.5 (i think) and updated to 6.12.0 this morning.

  2. 2 minutes ago, ich777 said:

    Don't think there will be any data lost since i've only add the necessary kernel modules and also the necessary software.

     

    Only built a 6.9.0beta25

    Have to build the 6.8.3 version tomorrow, it's getting late...

    Here as well, same timezone for us. Give me PM when you got something ;-)

  3. 52 minutes ago, Ioannis said:

     

     This is how everyone does it: allocate an image file and present it to the iscsi initiator (the client).

    I would suggest though to allocate it on the cache, if available, because its usage will be exactly the same as VM's vdisks so performance will suffer if allocated on the array.

     

    Configuration on the iscsi target side (unraid in this case) is pretty straightforward. Each iscsi volume (image file) needs the volume path, authentication details (optional, e.g. CHAP2 username/password) and a couple of other (optional) options.

    The only thing i am unsure of, is if it is possible to let it expend automatically. If not, is it going to be a hassle to expand it after the file is being used.. But maybe that is too early to think about. I think the first step would be to implement it first :D

  4. 58 minutes ago, bonienl said:
    Any information about how to configure (set up) this on FreeNAS and Windows?

    https://thesolving.com/storage/how-to-create-an-iscsi-target-with-freenas/

    If you want, i can dedicate some time help testing etc.

    EDIT: If i can read correctly, is seems to be based on a dedicated disk, of a "file" that is the target. So, if that is correct, we could do the same on unraid, use a "file" as the target, which is on the array. 

    Or do i see this too easy?

  5. Not bonienl, but I'm pretty sure there are much bigger fish to fry at the moment. The complications of trying to mix iSCSI with fuse and user shares means this is likely not going to happen any time soon, maybe never.
    Maybe we need to switch all over to freenas then.. they have iSCSI built in iSCSI is, as you can read yourself, needed in every NAS.. a lot of small to medium businesses can/could use this..
    And mix it with user shares, if iSCSI would be an option, i wouldn't have any problems with the shares..

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  6. I would use it to back-up Windows VM's using Windows Back-up.. Got like 15 Servers waiting for LT to implement this.. or even a trial testign version, so i could test this at home, before implementing in a live business network with over 150 users.. Iscsi is like the last thing needed in my eyes..