I’m running into an issue on a server where there are a bunch of different drives/partitions. I have never seen this before. I have a bunch of letter drives with no content and I’m unable to delete them either. They do NOT show up in disk management or anywhere else. Only see them in File Explorer. Any thoughts?
I got a error message when I specify iSCSI virtual disk name "The folder can't be created on the computer. Folder: D:\iSCSIVirtualDisks Computer: XXX The network name cannot be found." Do you have any idea? Thank you.
@@danny_moran Thanks for reply. Server Manager -> File and Storage Services -> iSCSI -> To create an iSCSI virtual disk, start... -> iSCSI Virtual Disk Location -> iSCSI Virtual Disk Name (When I typed the Name and select "Next") The error message will be displayed on the top of the Wizard.
Usually it auto-selects the correct network card based on which subnet it's on. Are both of the network cards on the same subnet? I think there is a PowerShell command that can be used to set the priority of the network cards. You will need to check the docs to find the command and the correct switches/options. Thanks for watching!
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Thank you for this simple explanation
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clear and simple, thanks!
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I’m running into an issue on a server where there are a bunch of different drives/partitions. I have never seen this before. I have a bunch of letter drives with no content and I’m unable to delete them either. They do NOT show up in disk management or anywhere else. Only see them in File Explorer. Any thoughts?
I don't recall seeing anything like this. Does it appear as a local drive or a mapped drive?
@@danny_moran local drive. Looks like SUBST but it’s not. Weird
I got a error message when I specify iSCSI virtual disk name "The folder can't be created on the computer. Folder: D:\iSCSIVirtualDisks Computer: XXX The network name cannot be found." Do you have any idea? Thank you.
I've not seen this error. At what point do you get it?
@@danny_moran Thanks for reply. Server Manager -> File and Storage Services -> iSCSI -> To create an iSCSI virtual disk, start... -> iSCSI Virtual Disk Location -> iSCSI Virtual Disk Name (When I typed the Name and select "Next") The error message will be displayed on the top of the Wizard.
Hey man, Do you know how I can run iscsi over my second NIC instead of the first one in Windows server 2022?
Usually it auto-selects the correct network card based on which subnet it's on. Are both of the network cards on the same subnet?
I think there is a PowerShell command that can be used to set the priority of the network cards. You will need to check the docs to find the command and the correct switches/options.
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@@danny_moran I have a Class C and a Class B nic. I want to use the class B for ISCSi. I learned a lot from your video
where i can install this program
What program do you need to install? Everything done in this video is installed by default.
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this isnt the same iscsi i have on windows 10
I haven't used the iscsi connector on Windows workstation versions, unfortunately.
This guide focuses on the one built-in to Windows Server.
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