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Changes made by one node on MS ISCSI Target on MS Storage Server 2008 NOT picked up by other nodes
hi all
I am evaluating MS Storage Server 2008.
I have created an ISCSI Target on the storage server 2008 (by using ISCSI Target Software)and connected two (2) ISCSI connection to this target using ISCSI initiator on MS Server 2008 R2.
On both servers, the Target is appearing as a local drive(Drive Letter E). No problem uptil here.
The problem is, if I create or change anything on this drive/target from one node, the other node can't see the changes for hours. The last change I made from one node was 6 hours ago and still it has not picked it up.
It is test environment. Both the Servers and the Storage have gigabit(1 Gig) connections.
Any idea how both the nodes can see the change immedialtely or anything more needs to be done on the Storage Server.
Many Thanks
I am evaluating MS Storage Server 2008.
I have created an ISCSI Target on the storage server 2008 (by using ISCSI Target Software)and connected two (2) ISCSI connection to this target using ISCSI initiator on MS Server 2008 R2.
On both servers, the Target is appearing as a local drive(Drive Letter E). No problem uptil here.
The problem is, if I create or change anything on this drive/target from one node, the other node can't see the changes for hours. The last change I made from one node was 6 hours ago and still it has not picked it up.
It is test environment. Both the Servers and the Storage have gigabit(1 Gig) connections.
Any idea how both the nodes can see the change immedialtely or anything more needs to be done on the Storage Server.
Many Thanks
StorageWindows Server 2008Server Hardware
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