How to configure iSCSI (Block share) in TrueNAS/FreeNAS || vmware vsphere iscsi || @LabToLearn_IT

[@roylewis8418]

Excellent, very helpful, Thank you

[@LabToLearn_IT]

Thank you! :)

[@akhundbila1l]

excellent

[@edstewbob]

Very useful practical information, thank you.

[@felixescobar8378]

Very good presentation, A+

[@yogeshsingh8473]

Great.
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[@SteveWong-e5e]

thanks a lot for sharing this! It helps me a lot for the project I need to deal with!!

[@sachithchathuranga-m8s]

Thank you . really informative

[@robinsonnunes4953]

Amazing tutorial, it helps me a lot. Thanks for sharing it with us : )

[@fredpanissett]

Amazing tutorial. Can I present the same LUN that I created in TrueNAS to the three ESXi hosts, for example?

[@LabToLearn_IT]

Yes

[@fredpanissett]

@@LabToLearn_IT Thanks for the answer

[@-mammy]

[@cd-stephen]

thank you

[@ninja2807]

Why zVol was used instead of a dataset?

[@mcgarnacle21]

I have tried doing this recently. A dataset won't show in the device list of Intents in the iSCSI sharing section, however a Zvol will.

[@shadisaleh7316]

dataset is a file-based storage which works with protocols like SMB (Windows Sharing), on the other hand, zVol is a Block-based storage which works with protocols like iSCSI. Block-level storage is more common and more efficient for storage high-demanding systems like VMware vSphere.