If you use mutual CHAP authentication, you also need to configure --params=OutgoingUser=foobar user.
It looks like an old version of libbind is left installed, which depends
on an old version of libdns which depends on the conflicting version of
libisc. So basically what I did is I looked at what packages conflicted
when trying to remove libisc50, and removed them as well. That normally
can quickly get ridiculous, since eventually you will run into a package
that depends on a lot of others, but since nothing seems to be using the
libbind9-50 package, it's a pretty clean fix.
apt-get -f --purge autoremove libisc50- apt-get -f --purge autoremove libisc50- libbind9-50- libisccfg50- libdns53- libdns55- libisccc50- |
mpt-status -s
https://subtrac.sara.nl/oss/omsa_2_deb
http://support.dell.com/support/edocs/software/svradmin/5.1/en/omss_ug/html/cli.html#1220920
http://www.debianhelp.org/node/11520
Operációs rendszer | alkalmazás |
|---|---|
Debian | |
Centos |
http://hwraid.le-vert.net/wiki/DebianPackages
Raid kifeszítése a rendelkezésre álló teljes terület kihasználásához
http://rendszergazda.org.hu/cikk/iSCSI_kiszolgalo_beallitasa_Debian_alatt_ (http://rendszergazda.org.hu/cikk/iSCSI_kiszolgalo_beallitasa_Debian_alatt\_)
Using iSCSI On Debian Lenny (Initiator And Target)
Egy egyszerű módszer iSCSI target használatára
This page provides some information on how to use IET on Debian. ( iSCSI Enterprise Target is known as iscsitarget under Debian). reminder, the target is the name of the "server" under iSCSI terminology (i.e The one that actually have the disk).
IET is made of two packages :
The program : iscsitarget
The module : iscsitarget-dkms
You need to configure /etc/ietd.conf (here's a simple test page).
# Example iscsi target configuration # a first account IncomingUser jdoe YourSecurePwd1 # another one, for a windows user. IncomingUser iqn.1991-05.com.microsoft:JDOE-PC YourSecurePwd2 #If mutual CHAP shall be employed, you need OutgoingUser jack YourSecurePwd2 # The target name must be a globally unique name, the iSCSI # standard defines the "iSCSI Qualified Name" as follows: # # iqn.yyyy-mm.<reversed domain name>[:identifier] Target iqn.2007-01.org.debian.foobar:mydisk1 IncomingUser joe YourSecurePwd1 OutgoingUser jim YourSecurePwd2 #make sure the partition isn't mounted : #Lun 0 Path=/dev/sdh,Type=fileio Target iqn.2007-01.org.debian.foobar:CDs IncomingUser joe YourSecurePwd1 OutgoingUser jim YourSecurePwd2 #make sure the partition isn't mounted : Lun 0 Path=/dev/scd0,Type=fileio,IOMode=ro Lun 1 Path=/dev/scd1,Type=fileio,IOMode=ro #Lun 2 Path=/dev/hdX,Type=fileio,IOMode=ro Lun 3 Path=/srv/debian-20070313-kfreebsd-i386-install.iso,Type=fileio,IOMode=ro
You should refer to the ietd(8) and ietd.conf(5) manpages for more information.
invoke-rc.d iscsitarget restart That's It ! you can use it.
First, Let's add a Target.
ietadm --op new --tid=[id] --params Name=iqn.foo.bar:test1 [id] must be unused. You can get a list of the currently used Target IDs by: cat /proc/net/iet/session
Then add a LUN to a pre-existing target.
ietadm --op new --tid=[id] --lun=[lun] --params Path=/path/to/exported/file,Type=fileio [id] must be an already existing Target ID (listed in /proc/net/iet/session)
refer to the manpage on how to disconnect a connexion, change the settings or remove a LUN or a target.
If you use mutual CHAP authentication, you also need to configure --params=OutgoingUser=foobar user.
First, create a user for "discovery" :
ietadm --op new --user --params=IncomingUser=jdoe,Password=Compl3xPassw00rd Then, create a user for "iqn.foo.bar:test2" :
cat /proc/net/iet/session tid:1 name:iqn.foo.bar:test1 tid:2 name:iqn.foo.bar:test2 ietadm --op new --tid=2 --user --params=IncomingUser=jdoe,Password=Compl3xPassw00rd
refer to the manpage on how to "delete" a user.