Shares on an iSCSI connection disappear after reboot

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Made the iSCSI connection, created a basic volume in Disk Manager, rebooted,
volume remounted as expected. Created a share on the volume, rebooted, share
disappears!!!
 
Hi everyone,

I have the latest iSCSI driver from Microsoft and am using Windows 200
with all the latest patches, and I am still having this problem.

Any ideas why?

Also, which microsoft newsgroup can I post on about this problem?
could not find any groups on their site which dealt with iSCSI.

thanks!

-farsha


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fabas
 
Hey folks I'm having the same issue here setting up a VTrack 15200 wit
the MS iSCSI Intiator. Set the lanmanager dependant on the MSiSCS
service in the registry. I check the server service sure enough it'
there, reboot and I have no shares on the Vtrack volume. Are ther mor
depenacies I'm missing?

Thanks for any help with this!
Ray
*Hi everyone,

I have the latest iSCSI driver from Microsoft and am using Window
2000
with all the latest patches, and I am still having this problem.

Any ideas why?

Also, which microsoft newsgroup can I post on about this problem? I
could not find any groups on their site which dealt with iSCSI.

thanks!

-farshad
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prrawl
 
I am having exactly the same problem. Windows 2003 Server with Microsof
iSCSI Initiator and VTrack 15200

After server reboot, all shares are lost. I've read this article fro
MS:
http://tinyurl.com/4sg9x

But it doesn't help. And what's worse is that after every serve
reboot, the iSCSI disks become "inaccessible", and the only way to mak
them work is to run a full chkdsk on them.

If anyone has -any- suggestions on how to fix this, please post it her
or reply directly to (e-mail address removed)

This is a really urgent matter for us
*Hey folks I'm having the same issue here setting up a VTrack 1520
with the MS iSCSI Intiator. Set the lanmanager dependant on th
MSiSCSI service in the registry. I check the server service sur
enough it's there, reboot and I have no shares on the Vtrack volume.
Are ther more depenacies I'm missing?

Thanks for any help with this!
Ray
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Giri
 
prrawls said:
Hey folks I'm having the same issue here setting up a VTrack 15200 with
the MS iSCSI Intiator. Set the lanmanager dependant on the MSiSCSI
service in the registry. I check the server service sure enough it's
there, reboot and I have no shares on the Vtrack volume. Are ther more
depenacies I'm missing?

Thanks for any help with this!
Ray
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you have to bind the volumes
this is done in the initiator settings tab

click "bind volumes"
 
sophware said:
*prrawls said:
Hey folks I'm having the same issue here setting up a VTrack 15200 with
the MS iSCSI Intiator. Set the lanmanager dependant on the MSiSCSI
service in the registry. I check the server service sure enough it's
there, reboot and I have no shares on the Vtrack volume. Are ther more
depenacies I'm missing?

Thanks for any help with this!
Ray

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Tried that way early on that did not work either. Thanks for the
reply tho!
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you have to bind the volumes
this is done in the initiator settings tab

click "bind volumes" *
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I am working on a 2003 server with iscsi and I HAVE tried to click on
the "bind volumes" on the iscsi initiator but it still won't mount or
bind the volume after a reboot. One thing I do notice is that nothing
pops up when I click the "bind volume" button and not sure if something
SHOULD pop up. Another thing I have is that my drive/volume is
configured as a "dynamic" drive. Not sure if this is an issue.
prrawls said:
sophware said:
*prrawls said:
Hey folks I'm having the same issue here setting up a VTrack
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15200
with
the MS iSCSI Intiator. Set the lanmanager dependant on the MSiSCSI
service in the registry. I check the server service sure enough it's
there, reboot and I have no shares on the Vtrack volume. Are
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ther
more
depenacies I'm missing?

Thanks for any help with this!
Ray

fabasi wrote:
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Tried that way early on that did not work either. Thanks for the
reply tho!
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you have to bind the volumes
this is done in the initiator settings tab

click "bind volumes" *
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