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Asked by IX_LongBow in Networking Security Vulnerabilities, Storage Technology, Hard Drives & Storage
I created a second volume on my HP MSA 2012i iSCSI SAN and can't attach a host. My first volume I attached the host without specifying a LUN. I just mapped the hosts on the MSA to the volume. I mapped this new host to the new Volume which is LUN 1, and the Qlogic sansurfer shows the HBA has a session, but I can't see the volume in computer management on the w2k3 server.
One strange thing about the MSA is you see the iqn in the management console, but need to append .a or .b depending on the controller. I only have one controller, so I specified .a, but how do I tell the host it's LUN 1? Is the host supposed to pickup the LUN 1 because the MSA has it mapped to the volume? I tried .a.1 at the end of the iqn, no luck.
20091118-EE-VQP-93 - Hierarchy / EE_QW_3_20080625