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if you server is not booting remove synology cable and then boot. let's isolate its windows not booting or issue with connection to storage ?<br />
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where you have you os windows &nbsp;installed ? vm , physical machine ?<br />
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Regards<br />
Ajay Chanana
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if you server is not booting remove synology cable and then boot. let's isolate its windows not booting or issue with connection to storage ?

where you have you os windows  installed ? vm , physical machine ?

Regards
Ajay Chanana

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Have a server that doesn't boot, attached is a Synology NAS device, is it possible to connect another server using the IQN? <br />
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Very possible more info is needed, if so please don't hesitate to ask.
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Have a server that doesn't boot, attached is a Synology NAS device, is it possible to connect another server using the IQN? 

Very possible more info is needed, if so please don't hesitate to ask.

Synology iSCSI connected to 2012 Server R2, is it possible to change out the 2012 Server R2?

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