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just remove the LVM and iSCSI storages you've added...

of course you can...

iscsiadm... sorry ;)

so your Proxmox machine sees no disk from your iSCSI target. # dmesg | grep SCSI should show you something like : scsi6 : iSCSI Initiator over TCP/IP sd 6:0:0:0: [sdc] Attached SCSI disk maybe try : # isciadm -m node -R

hmmm # aptitude update ; aptitude install lsscsi # lsscsi what do you get?

and what does # vgscan say ?

so you can't see the VG (volum group) created on your iSCSI target. are you sure you're connected? # iscsiadm -m node session if not : reconnect iscsiadm -m node -l ALL rescan the VG's : # vgscan # vgs => should now show you the VG

enter the same command via the CLI? what do you get? try : # vgs => what do you see?

create an account and it should be ok ?

personnaly I'll do : after having unmounted all iSCSI disks... # vgs => to see the VG names on you iSCSI # vgchange -an nameoftheVG => to disable the LV's and VG # lsscsi (if you don't have it : # aptitude install lsscsi) you'll see the disks : neptune2:~# lsscsi [0:0:8:0]...

that's pvedaemon 21299 root 5u IPv4 171404 TCP localhost.localdomain:83 (LISTEN) pvedaemon 21301 root 5u IPv4 171404 TCP localhost.localdomain:83 (LISTEN) pvedaemon 21304 root 5u IPv4 171404 TCP localhost.localdomain:83 (LISTEN)

because he was already connected ;) proxmox-1:~# iscsiadm -m session tcp: [1] 172.18.1.200:3260,1 iqn.2002-05.de.xplace:storage.iscsi1.vm1

nice link mrshark ;) I've learned something very useful today :)

ok you're connected and the disk is seen.. if you go in Storage List ? do you see the LUN?

it's not enough, you're right, but that's the minimum you need to do before cloning a Windows machine... to avoid SID duplication for example ;)

Under Windows, you always may put the system in Sysprep before the you clone. Then you get a new template you may clone each time you need it ;)

are you sure you're really connected to the target try : # iscsiadm -m node You should see the target you've defined neptune2:/etc# iscsiadm -m node 10.10.0.1:3260,1 iqn.2000-08.com.datacore:andromede1-applications With # iscsiadm -m session If you're logged in you should see something...

It may indeed be a FW problem you can check by installing ntpdate, stopping ntp and run ntpdate to check if you can reach your ntp server # aptitude install ntpdate # /etc/init.d/ntp stop # ntpdate adacv.ad.etat-de-vaud.ch you should see, it it works neptune2:/etc/qemu-server# ntpdate...

Wiki updated : http://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/ISCSI_Multipath I've added the modification of the /etc/multipath.conf to have readable connection names

Hi, I'm new to Proxmox, I've formerly used Xen (GNU version) and made tests on Xenserver which didn't convince me (too strict on servers configuration to allow live migration, using a 1 year only free key...) I'm starting on Proxmox and already made some successfull tests (Debian, Windows)...