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1. Globalsan iscsi portal was not found at the address install#
2. Globalsan iscsi portal was not found at the address mac#
3. Globalsan iscsi portal was not found at the address windows#

The specified target has no active session Are there any additional filters that you would find helpful? The targets still say inactive and I am unable to mount any volumes.

Globalsan iscsi portal was not found at the address mac#

I have attached WireShark capture of iSCSI traffic between Mac and Areca 5040 during connect. Pushing respawn out by 9 seconds.Īpr 12 19:54:15 n0nufs-Mac-mini (): This service is defined to be constantly running and is inherently inefficient. Pushing respawn out by 10 seconds.Īpr 10 20:18:48 n0nufs-Mac-mini (): This service is defined to be constantly running and is inherently inefficient.Īpr 12 19:33:20 localhost (): Service exited with abnormal code: 35Īpr 12 19:33:20 localhost (): Service only ran for 1 seconds. Pushing respawn out by 10 seconds.Īpr 10 18:10:19 n0nufs-Mac-mini (): Service exited with abnormal code: 35Īpr 10 18:10:19 n0nufs-Mac-mini (): Service only ran for 0 seconds. Can you help me get these usable in OS X Sierra?Īpr 10 18:10:09 n0nufs-Mac-mini (): Service exited with abnormal code: 35Īpr 10 18:10:09 n0nufs-Mac-mini (): Service only ran for 0 seconds.

Globalsan iscsi portal was not found at the address windows#

So, with that information, are you able to guide me further? Windows and Nix still see them, mount them, and can use them. Iscsictl: An initiator error has occurred I am unable to log into anything (see below):

Here's a single target config (also inactive): So I added the following targets (notice they are all inactive?): Iscsictl modify discovery-config -SendTargets enable Iscsictl add discovery-portal 192.168.0.9 OS X Terminal with iscsictl and nothing shows up with: Raidset0Ĝh01 target0 (1/0) Normal 1000.0GBįYI: target0 is a single disk, target1 is 2-disk RAID1, target2 is 4-disk RAID5. Raid Set IDE Channels Volume Set(Ch/Drv#) Volume StateĜapacity I have this configured in the ARECA 5040 configuration interface: I can use the same 'non-standard' naming conventions on my QNAP iSCSI as well, and the QNAP sees and connects with the Areca over iSCSI when configured to do so without the name issue mentioned.Īny other information or Mac utilities (prefer terminal) would be greatly appreciated. I understand the devs are following a standard, but it would be nice to 'loosen' the naming convention for obvious reasons (even if it were a custom setting in a. I have to go to Win or Nix and use discovery to display all the target names from the unit.

The Areca 5040 unit web interface is very vague. I'm sure this is just to make the target unique. I do not have, nor receive the hex string after the colon after the target. Windows shows the unit providing the following with only the above configured in Areca:Īnd the same shows up in Debian (Jesse) and RHEL 7 with iscsiadm. I tried the following with the same errors: As you know, these are your commands that come up: I can use this functionality on every other OS. So, is this package not complete to establish a connection to iSCSI and then attach and use the storage? Am I missing something? Had bought GlobalSAN, but that was an expensive waste as it continuously failed and now don't run.

Globalsan iscsi portal was not found at the address install#

Install iSCSI Initiator on your system apt install -y open-iscsiįind your Initiator IQN cat /etc/iscsi/initiatorname.iscsi I've installed from: iSCSIInitiator-1.0.0-beta5.dmg that I downloaded yesterday.Īll of these commands (replaced with my info work on Debian, yes, a different OS): is not a valid IQN or EUI-64 Identifier". None of the commands on iscsictl report anything except ". No response/No output.ĭebian reports login to -10, portal: .x successful. Only thing that seems to work is dynamic discovery via IP, and then nothing.