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Are you trying to PING by IP or by FQN ?<br />
You can try add hyper-v-01 name with IP to Host file in hyper-v-02 and then check.
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Are you trying to PING by IP or by FQN ?
You can try add hyper-v-01 name with IP to Host file in hyper-v-02 and then check.

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Hi Arnold. I actually fixed this myself yesterday. I realised i hadn't assigned access to the incoming nodes. I'm assigning you the points because despite the problem already have been resolved, you still nailed the answer in your response. Thank you.
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Hi Arnold. I actually fixed this myself yesterday. I realised i hadn't assigned access to the incoming nodes. I'm assigning you the points because despite the problem already have been resolved, you still nailed the answer in your response. Thank you.

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Hello. <br />
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I have 2 physical boxes on the same home network. Both can ping each other and i have killed firewall to prove out.<br />
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On hyper-v-01 i have added the iSCSI feature and created one target. I take the Target IQN and using that from hyper-v-02 i use 'quick connect', add the ip address but get an error &quot;No targets available for login using quick connect&quot;.<br />
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I cannot find what it means. Any pointers here?<br />
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Thank you.
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Hello. 

I have 2 physical boxes on the same home network. Both can ping each other and i have killed firewall to prove out.

On hyper-v-01 i have added the iSCSI feature and created one target. I take the Target IQN and using that from hyper-v-02 i use 'quick connect', add the ip address but get an error "No targets available for login using quick connect".

I cannot find what it means. Any pointers here?

Thank you.

2x 2012 R2 physical boxes. Cannot connect to iSCSI target

iscsi

Networking is the process of connecting computing devices, peripherals and terminals together through a system that uses wiring, cabling or radio waves that enable their users to communicate, share information and interact over distances. Often associated are issues regarding operating systems, hardware and equipment, cloud and virtual networking, protocols, architecture, storage and management.