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I ran this command <br />
iscsiadm -m node --targetname &quot;iqn.2010-09.com.phdvirtua<wbr />l:6eb3206a<wbr />-0e0c-4d73<wbr />-83aa-4c36<wbr />6af46b&quot; --portal &quot;10.100.0.98:3260&quot; --login<br />
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I got this<br />
Could not lock discovery DB: /run/lock/iscsi/lock.write<wbr />: Permission denied iscsiadm: no records found!
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I ran this command
iscsiadm -m node --targetname "iqn.2010-09.com.phdvirtual:6eb3206a-0e0c-4d73-83aa-4c366af46b" --portal "10.100.0.98:3260" --login

I got this
Could not lock discovery DB: /run/lock/iscsi/lock.write: Permission denied iscsiadm: no records found!

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Are you running it as root?
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OK I did it now with sudo and I get this<br />
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no records found!
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OK I did it now with sudo and I get this

no records found!

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ok, did you run all previous commands with CHAP, node.session.auth.authmeth<wbr />od etc sucessfully ?
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ok, did you run all previous commands with CHAP, node.session.auth.authmethod etc sucessfully ?

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There is no CHAP on the target do you still have to use it. How does that work?
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There is no CHAP on the target do you still have to use it. How does that work?

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From your previous inputs I thought you are trying to login, so to login to the target usually CHAP mechanism is used.
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From your previous inputs I thought you are trying to login, so to login to the target usually CHAP mechanism is used.

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Yes there is no CHAP at all being used. So what do you think the issue is?
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Yes there is no CHAP at all being used. So what do you think the issue is?

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I am new to Linux. I have setup a Ubuntu server. Then I installed the iSCSI. Then I ran this command<br />
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sudo iscsiadm -m discovery -t st -p 10.100.0.98<br />
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This found the iSCSI no problem. Then I ran this command.<br />
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sudo iscsiadm -m node --login <br />
I then get this error. <br />
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iscsiadm: initiator reported error (19 - encountered non-retryable iSCSI login failure)<br />
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I am not sure where to put the login credentials. <br />
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Please help... Thanks!!
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I am new to Linux. I have setup a Ubuntu server. Then I installed the iSCSI. Then I ran this command

sudo iscsiadm -m discovery -t st -p 10.100.0.98

This found the iSCSI no problem. Then I ran this command.

sudo iscsiadm -m node --login 
I then get this error. 

iscsiadm: initiator reported error (19 - encountered non-retryable iSCSI login failure)

I am not sure where to put the login credentials. 

Please help... Thanks!!

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