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iscsi initiator -- should I enable it and why or why not?
iscsi initiator -- should I enable it and why or why not?
Thank you.
iscsi initiator -- should I enable it and why or why not?
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If you don't have any iSCSI volumes on your local network (which is rare unless you own a high-end NAS, or work in an enterprise environment), then it's kinda useless. The initiator connects to another server, and allows Windows to see a remote volume as a "local" SCSI disk.
It's provided for failover setups, where if your host died -- someone could boot up a replacement host, and connect to that remote iSCSI volume to resume service. Not for the average home user.
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I "unsolved" it because I just realized I don't know how to turn it off.
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Enabling/disabling software iSCSI initiator - Data Center Virtualization Certification: VCP6.5-DCV Exam Guide [Book]
Seems to be a lot of different results when Googling: disable iscsi initiator
The link above was the top result. But I don't really know which of the results might be appropriate to your setup.
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Nope.
I already did a mess of googling.
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That's it. Thanks.
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