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You need to make sure ports 3260 and 3261 are not blocked on StarWind server.
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Now i have attached starwind storage to vmm but the total capacity showing in vmm is 0 GB.<br />
i have created 200 Gb in starwind.
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I am creating microsoft private cloud using vmm 2012.I have starwind storage for hyper-v solution.I created the target and added the device correctly in starwind.on vmm i add the storage using iscsi initaitor and its fine .But when on my vmm 2012 machine i tried to add the storage device i got the error.<br />
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VMM Server ip=172.16.5.x<br />
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Starwind server=10.10.10.x<br />
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I am creating microsoft private cloud using vmm 2012.I have starwind storage for hyper-v solution.I created the target and added the device correctly in starwind.on vmm i add the storage using iscsi initaitor and its fine .But when on my vmm 2012 machine i tried to add the storage device i got the error.

VMM Server ip=172.16.5.x

Starwind server=10.10.10.x

You need to make sure ports 3260 and 3261 are not blocked on StarWind server.

Now i have attached starwind storage to vmm but the total capacity showing in vmm is 0 GB.
i have created 200 Gb in starwind.

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