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I have configured iSCSI adapter and I can see the storage. But not able to add as storage I am getting this error "Call "HostDatastoreSystem.Creat
What could be the issue? What I am missing.
I restarted both host and storage but still no joy
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What could be the issue? What I am missing.
I restarted both host and storage but still no joy
StorageVMwareVirtualizationWindows Server 2012Server Software
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Was the datastore you're trying to mount used for something else? Another filesystem or RDM for instance... That can sometimes cause these kind of errors, best is to wipe the disks clean before trying to use them as datastore.
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I deleted the volume and recreated the volume
I removed iSCSI adaptor and added again. Still no joy
I removed iSCSI adaptor and added again. Still no joy
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Let me try
It is very difficult to understand as it is not line by line.
It is very difficult to understand as it is not line by line.
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#partedUtil mklabel /dev/disks/<DISK-ID> msdos
This command didn't give any result.
Is that mean it is ok?
This command didn't give any result.
Is that mean it is ok?
if you are trying to erase an existing partition on the LUN, see my EE Article here
HOW TO: Fix An error has occurred adding datastores to an ESXi 5.x host
HOW TO: Fix An error has occurred adding datastores to an ESXi 5.x host
#partedUtil mklabel /dev/disks/<DISK-ID> msdos
This command didn't give any result.
Is that mean it is ok?
Did you replace <DISK-ID> with the correct ID of the disk you're trying to mount as datastore?
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I am planning to reinstall the host machine
bcz after deleting it is not booting now
bcz after deleting it is not booting now
Probably not the correct drive that was changed then... Ok, good luck... Keep us posted.
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Good question, something maybe got stuck with the previous atempt, sligh change in config, maybe the remaking of the Volume earlier didn't reflect through to the host... Difficult to say really.
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Thanks to Andrew and spravtek