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NASCompares Free Advice Area - 🤍 Synology NAS Setup Written Guide 2022 – Part 1, Setup, Users, Updates, Remote Access And Security Settings - 🤍 Synology NAS DSM 7 and Setting Up an iSCSI Target and LUN with your Windows 10 PC 00:15 - What a Storage LUN is Better than a Mapped Network Drive 01:28 - Setting Up Your iSCSI Target & LUN 06:50 - Connecting your LUN to your Windows PC, with iSCSI Initiator Below is ALL Parts of this Synology Guide series for 2021-2022. If you click a link and it takes you to a video that is 'unavailable', this is because this series is being gradually published (I can only really ut 1 video out a day on the YouTube channel without being a huge spammer!). So, if a video is unavailable to view, come back in a few days and it might well be published. Synology NAS Setup Guide 2021/2022 Part I - 2021/2022 - DSM 7 - RAID - VOLUMES - SHARES - MAPPED DRIVES - 🤍 Synology NAS Setup Guide 2022 #2 - Snapshots, NAS to NAS/CLOUD/USB, SaaS Backups & Sync - 🤍 Synology NAS Setup Guide 2022 #3 - Photography, Indexing, Sharing & Moving from Google - 🤍 Synology NAS Setup Guide 2022 #4 - Music Audio, Indexing, Sharing and Streaming over DLNA - 🤍 Synology NAS Setup Guide 2022 #5 - Video Station, Stream to Fire TV, DLNA and Indexing TV/Films - 🤍 Synology NAS Setup Guide 2022 #6 - Setting Up Plex Media Server Right First Time - 🤍 Synology NAS Setup Guide 2022 #7 - Setting Up Surveillance Station, Cameras, Control and Alert - 🤍 Synology NAS Setup Guide 2022 #8 - Setting Up an iSCSI Target and a Storage LUN - 🤍 This description contains links to Amazon. These links will take you to some of the products mentioned in today's video. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. Thanks for watching. Do you still need help? Use the NASCompares Free Advice section above. It is my free, unbias community support system that allows you to ask me questions about your ideal setup. It is NOT a sales platform, NOT a way to push hardware you don’t need and, although it is just manned by me and might take a day or two for me to reply, I will help you any way I can. Below are some more popular guides. NAS Buyers Guide - Get It RIGHT First Time - 🤍 Synology DSM 7 Review - ALL PARTS - 🤍 Synology DSM 6.2 vs DSM 7.0 - 🤍 Synology DSM or QNAP QTS in 2021/2022, Part I - 🤍 Synology DSM or QNAP QTS in 2021/2022, Part II - 🤍 Synology DSM or QNAP QTS in 2021/2022, Part III - 🤍 Mesh Routers VS Powerline Adapters And Wi-Fi Extenders – Buyers Guide 2021 - 🤍 Synology NAS Unofficial Memory Upgrade Guide - 🤍 How To Switch From Google Photos And Drive To Synology NAS – A Step By Step Guide - 🤍 This description contains links to Amazon. These links will take you to some of the products mentioned in today's video. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. Amazon NAS Solutions - 🤍 Or follow and speak with Robbie directly on his Twitter - 🤍 Still not enough? Then why not visit and subscribe to our blog. Updated regularly it provide you with hints and tips on how to make the most of your hardware here 🤍 Don't forget to visit them on Facebook to enter prize draws, giveaways and competitions, as well as hear about the latest news, NAS releases & offers - 🤍
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This video covers the difficulties you may encounter when recovering a NAS (Network Attached Storage), which was used as an iSCSI target. We discuss how to recognize that iSCSI is involved and what approach should be used to successfully recover data.
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How to connect your NAS to your Windows computer/laptop using iSCSI This is using Windows 10 Pro and a Synology DS212j with the latest DSM(OS) This should work with any NAS/SAN but you may need to look around for where the setting are. Assembly and setup video: 🤍 Synology NAS and Active Directory: 🤍 Synology NAS and SMB: 🤍 I will shortly be putting up a performance comparison video, comparing SMB to iSCSI transfer speeds. Contact me at: dave🤍itperformance.co.nz Visit me at 🤍 🤍
iSCSI is considered an open secret of optimizing business storage and expanding your server capacity at a lower cost, without needing specialized hardware or staff. Learn more about TeraStation NAS here: 🤍 Learn more about iSCSI expansion here: 🤍 iSCSI is comparable as a much lower-cost alternative to expensive Fibre Channel systems. iSCSI offers many benefits to storage expansion, such as affordability with reduced storage costs, simple deployment that allows you to use your existing hardware, easy management with no need for specialized equipment or staff, and flexibility in how to expand your storage based on your usage. iSCSI is widely supported by all major operating systems and hypervisors, and this universality lets your business to build a secure and flexible storage network at lower costs by allowing a wide variety of server hardware across the same network. The compatibility with virtualization enables virtual machine solutions for increased availability and versatile backup and restore options. iSCSI offers tremendous value to SMB as it allows you to consolidate and maximize your storage while streamlining hardware and lowering your total costs. With iSCSI you can: - Fully utilize the storage capacity of NAS storage devices on the network - Simply and seamlessly expand storage capacity to scale with your business growth - Deploy a flexible storage and backup solution that lowers the total cost of ownership (TCO) - Add an extra layer of security to your storage network - Use existing networking equipment without needing to learn or upgrade to Fibre SAN topology One of the key benefits of deploying an iSCSI-SAN is streamlining your network. Because iSCSI protocols work over Ethernet, an iSCSI-SAN can disregard the distance barrier between the storage system and the application system. This eliminates any physical limitations of your network, increasing work efficiency. You can also seamlessly link remote sites to your centralized data repository, and mirror data storage across geographically dispersed locations, enabling more efficient remote work as well. Since the TeraStation 5010 NAS allows you to quickly increase storage without needing to consider physical storage configuration, you can enjoy faster deployment on new servers, and scale your storage as your business grows as you see fit. Lowering Your Costs One of the reasons why iSCSI is widely popular is the significant cost savings. IT managers with limited budgets often have to do more with less. Unlike Fibre Channel, iSCSI does not require any specialized IT knowledge, and utilizes same standardized, inexpensive Ethernet equipment. This saves you the need to look into specialized hardware, as well as additional personnel to manage and troubleshoot your storage network. iSCSI also allows you to add storage on the fly when needed – connecting a RAID-backed iSCSI storage server will allow you to add terabytes of storage to the existing physical server without actually having to add physical drives. This means that even if the TeraStation NAS no longer has spare bays for additional drives, you can still quickly and seamlessly expand your storage without having to reconfigure your network, saving you time and money.
If you are using Proxmox in your home lab environment and you have a SAN or NAS running iSCSI, you can attach this shared storage to your Proxmox node. In this video, we take a look at adding Synology iSCSI shared storage to Proxmox and see how this can be done. We also look at troubleshooting iSCSI storage in Proxmox. Subscribe to the channel: 🤍 My blog: 🤍 _ Social Media: 🤍 LinkedIn: 🤍 Github: 🤍 Introduction to Synology NAS and Proxmox iSCSI LUNs! - 0:00 Beginning the setup of the iSCSI target on the Synology NAS - 1:02 Creating the new iSCSI target - 1:45 Creating the iSCSI LUN - 2:06 Viewing the summary screen of the iSCSI target creation process - 2:51 Setting the allow multiple sessions and selecting the network adapter used - 3:13 Verifying the network configuration for the iSCSI connectivity from Proxmox to Synology - 4:35 Additional network adapter for iSCSI traffic - 4:50 Verifying routing and Layer 2 connectivity with iSCSI - 5:45 SSH'ing into your Proxmox node verifying IP addresses and running traceroute - 6:17 Proceeding with iSCSI configuration in Proxmox - 7:15 Adding the connection to the Synology NAS from Proxmox - 7:27 Describing using LVM over iSCSI - unchecking the use LUNs directly - 8:25 Adding the LVM device on top of the iSCSI connection - 8:57 Synology LUN listed - 10:00 Creating a test VM to use the new Synology iSCSI LUN storage - 10:30 Troubleshooting iSCSI connections in Proxmox - 10:56 Using the ping command and the traceroute command review - 11:15 Errors when adding and removing LUNs in Proxmox - 11:33 Concluding thoughts on iSCSI LUNs on Proxmox - 12:20 Take a look at the write up of the process here: - 🤍
iSCSI SCSI with the “I” prefix is a networking blessing. Watch to learn more about iSCSI and what it does. iSCSI, or Internet Small Computer System Interface, is a protocol that sets up a shared storage so multiple servers can access the same drives over a TCP/IP network. With an iSCSI initiator and iSCSI target, iSCSI transports block-level data between a server and a storage device. iSCSI is an attractive alternative to more expensive Fibre Channel-based storage arrays, and work almost as well. Has your organization implemented iSCSI? Let us know in the comments, and be sure to hit that like button. Read more about iSCSI here: 🤍 Subscribe to Eye on Tech for more videos covering the latest in business technology, including security, networking, AI, DevOps, enterprise strategy, storage, devices and more: 🤍 Stay up to date on the latest storage news: 🤍 Follow us on Twitter: 🤍 Like us on Facebook: 🤍 #iSCSI #SCSI #TCPIP
This tutorial goes over the difference between the most common file transfer protocols which allow you to easily share files from your NAS to your Mac or Windows computer. Hire Me! 🤍 Sponsor the Channel: 🤍 SMB - Best for large file transfers & general use NFS - Best for low latency IO while still being file level storage AFP - Deprecated used to be best for MacOS transfers iSCSI - Block level file transfers #NAS #Tutorial Connect MacOS to your NAS using SMB: 🤍 Connect Windows to your NAS using SMB: 🤍 Top Synology Picks: 🤍 Affilate Links: Synology Recommendations: Cheapest you can buy:🤍 Most powerful 4 Bay: 🤍 6 bays, with performance overhead: 🤍 Insane Performance!: 🤍 12 Bays in a Desktop!: 🤍 Drives: Hard drives that I use: 🤍 SSD I use with Synology: 🤍 Going 10GbE: Synology 10GbE (RJ45) Card: 🤍 Starter 10GbE switch: 🤍 10GbE ethernet to Thunderbolt 3 adapter: 🤍 *These are affiliate links, which means that if you purchase a product through one of them, I will receive a small commission (at no additional cost to you). Thank you for supporting my channel!
One way to expand the storage on your Raspberry Pi is to connect it to a NAS over protocols like SMB, or NFS. Those are file sharing protocols. However the Raspberry Pi (and Linux) also support block level access to remote storage, using iSCSI. Here is a tutorial on how to connect your Pi to a NAS using iSCSI. HOWTO: 🤍 How to Partition and Format a Disk in Linux: 🤍 Synology DS420j Review, Hands-on, and Setup Guide: 🤍 Synology NAS - Free Yourself From the Cloud: 🤍 Let Me Explain T-shirt: 🤍 Twitter: 🤍 Instagram: 🤍 #garyexplains
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In today's video we will be creating an iSCSI target on our Synology NAS and integrating it in our ESXi setup so that we can utilize the NAS as a dedicated space for our virtual machines and related files. Items used in video (Affiliate Links, helps me spend more time on videos! Thank you): Synology DS920+: 🤍
FREE TRIAL LICENSE DETAILS For a FREE 1 year trial license of ANY QNAP licensed software, please email youtube_uk🤍qnap.com, with your QID (The email account associated with your QNAP NAS) and which software you’d like to trial. The license should appear in your account within 48 hours. FREE TRIAL LICENSE DETAILS For a FREE 1 year trial license of ANY QNAP licensed software, please email youtube_uk🤍qnap.com, with your QID (The email account associated with your QNAP NAS) and which software you’d like to trial. The license should appear in your account within 48 hours. In this video, Craig explains how to connect a Windows PC to your QNAP NAS via iSCSI. Allowing the NAS to be presented as a local disk to Windows. Follow us on twitter - 🤍 Like us on Facebook - 🤍 Follow us on Instagram - 🤍 Visit our website – 🤍 Technical Support (UK) - 🤍 Product Compatibility - 🤍 Where to buy your QNAP NAS Amazon - 🤍 SPAN.com - 🤍 Broadbandbuyer - 🤍 Box.co.uk - 🤍 Ebuyer - 🤍
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Overview of what iSCSI is and how it is different from a NFS or SMB share. Setting up a new volume on my Synology RS1219+ and after that, a iSCSI LUN with a new Target,,, testing first from my Windows Desktop and then adding a iSCSI software adapter on a VMware ESXi host and making a storage volume for shared storages to all hosts to use. Finishing off with a speed test. [Affiliate Links] Link US - Synology 8-Bay RackStation RS1219+ NAS 🤍 Link UK - Synology 8-Bay RackStation RS1219+ NAS 🤍 _ 🤍 Even just 1$ a month, comes out to the same as Binge-watching like 400+ of me Videos every month. My PlayHouse is a channel where i will show, what i am working on. I have this house, it is 168 Square Meters / 1808.3ft² and it is full, of half-finished projects. I love working with heating, insulation, Servers, computers, Datacenter, green power, alternative energy, solar, wind and more. It all costs, but I'm trying to get the most out of my money, and my time.
In questo video configuro il protocollo iSCSI su un NAS Qnap TS-531x. La configurazione è identica su tutti i NAS Qnap. Buona Visione!
Ever wish that you could use your extra storage from your NAS on your computer? Today's is about how to set up and configure iSCSI Storage on your QNAP and do just that. iSCSI is an old protocol that is still used today in enterprises but as you will see it has uses in a home environment as well. For additional information please visit the links below. These links are Amazon.com affiliate links and as an affiliate, I earn from qualifying purchases. Storage WD RED 8T: 🤍 WD RED 6T: 🤍 WD RED 4T: 🤍 WD Red Pro: 🤍 Seagate Ironwolf 10T: 🤍 Seagate Ironwolf 8T: 🤍 Seagate Ironwolf 6T: 🤍 NAS QNAP TS-453D: 🤍 QNAP TS-932PX: 🤍 Networking QNAP 12 Port Managed 10GbE switch: 🤍 Qnap 12 Port unmanaged 10GbE switch: 🤍 Netgear 8 Port Managed Switch: 🤍 Netgear 10 Port Managed Switch with 2 10Gbe ports: 🤍 TP Link 16 Port Managed Switch: 🤍 Qnap 10Gbe NIC card: 🤍 Gigabyte GC-AQC107: 🤍 TRENDnet TEG-10GECTX: 🤍 QNAP QXG-10G1T: 🤍 10Gtek 10Gbe NIC card (Intel Compatible): 🤍 Sonnet Presto Solo 10GbE NIC: 🤍 Asus 10Gbe NIC card: 🤍 Ubiquiti Edge Router X: 🤍 Netgear 8 Port Switch: 🤍 Netgear 8 Port Switch: 🤍 TP -Link 8 Port: 🤍 QNAP QSW-308-1C (with combo port): 🤍 QNAP QSW-308 (without combo port): 🤍 Ipolex SFP+ Transceiver: 🤍 CAT7 Patch Cable: 🤍 Intel 10GbE Network Card: 🤍 Cat7 Bulk Roll: 🤍 Keystone: 🤍 Shielded RJ45: 🤍 QNAP QSW-M408-2C: 🤍 Ubiquiti Muti-Mode SFP+: 🤍 Multi-Mode Fiber Cable: 🤍 LinkUp KeyStone: 🤍 LinkUp RJ45 Connector: 🤍 LinkUp CAT 8 Cable: 🤍 UpTell Cat 6a Couplers: 🤍 Intel 10GbE Network Card: 🤍 Sabrent 5GbE USB Network Adapter (NT-SS5G): 🤍 Chapters 0:00 Intro 0:27 Background 1:25 What is iSCSI 2:16 NAS Setup 4:43 Windows Setup 6:29 Speed Test 7:29 Threshold Warning 7:54 Resizing a Volume 8:27 Resizing the Target 8:50 Increasing the Windows Drive 9:14 Pros and Cons and Summary
In this video you will learn how to setup iSCSI target on QNAP NAS and link it with Windows 10. - If you found the video useful like, share and subscribe for more how to videos.
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Have you ever wanted to play around with iSCSI in your home server lab environment? Free Virtual Storage Software, and specifically, virtual storage appliances (VSAs) make this much easier than it used to be. In the video, we take a look at the StarWind SAN and NAS appliance, a simple but powerful little virtual storage appliance that lets you play around with and use iSCSI in your lab or even production use cases. Subscribe to the channel: 🤍 My blog: 🤍 _ Social Media: 🤍 LinkedIn: 🤍 Github: 🤍 Introduction to storage, virtual storage appliances (VSAs) - 0:00 Looking at the StarWind SAN and NAS virtual storage appliance - 1:18 Introduction to deploying the SAN and NAS virtual appliance - 2:36 Beginning the deployment of StarWind SAN and NAS - 3:00 Selecting the local OVF files for the Virtual Storage Appliance - 3:35 Naming the new VSA storage appliance - 4:04 Selecting a compute resource - 4:17 Review initial deployment details - 4:24 Selecting the backing storage for the VSA SAN and NAS appliance - 4:30 Selecting the networking for the SAN and NAS appliance - 4:39 Filling in the information o the customize template screen - 5:00 Ready to complete the deployment of the OVA appliance - 5:15 Virtual Storage Appliance deployed successfully and beginning the first run wizard - 5:40 Describing the license file - 6:29 Accepting the EULA for the StarWind SAN and NAS - 6:47 Creating the password for the SAN and NAS appliance - 6:50 Adding a virtual disk to the StarWind virtual appliance - 7:17 Rescanning storage to find the additional disk - 7:52 Configuring a storage pool and disk layout along with validating the settings - 8:09 Configure hot spare if needed - 9:02 Creating a new test disk and configuring the storage size - 9:06 Configuring network settings for the storage appliance - 9:24 Summary screen and installation begins - 9:47 First run wizard completed successfully viewing storage and iSCSI target configured - 10:03 Remoted into Hyper-V Windows Server host and enabling iSCSI target - 10:43 Launching iSCSI configuration, setting service to automatic - 11:07 iSCSI initiator properties screen, entering the iSCSI target - 11:28 Using the Quick Connect feature to connect to the remote iSCSI LUN - 11:42 Navigating to volumes and devices and using autoconfigure - 12:01 Launching disk management and discovering the new disk - 12:22 Describing the process left for configuring the iSCSI target on remaining hosts - 12:59 Wrapping up thoughts on Free Virtual SAN Storage software - 13:15 Read my full write up about the solution here: - 🤍 Learn more about and download the StarWind SAN and NAS here: - 🤍
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Synology NAS on MS Windows - setting up an iSCSI connection, How to create ISCSI on Synology and connect in server 2016
Dans cette vidéo, je vous explique comment créer un stockage iSCSI sur votre NAS Asustor, et comment ensuite l'utiliser depuis un PC Windows par exemple. Le tutoriel a été réalisé sur un AS6404T. Présentation du AS6404T : 🤍 Acheter un AS6404T sur Amazon : 🤍 Retrouvez JusteGeek.fr sur les réseaux sociaux : Twitter : 🤍 Facebook : 🤍 Google+ : 🤍 Instagram : 🤍 Periscope : 🤍 - Musique proposée par La Musique Libre Ikson - Sunny : 🤍 Ikson : 🤍 - Music by Ehrling 🤍 🤍 🤍 -
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Recently, I was able to get my hands on the Synology DS1621xs+ NAS device for use in the home lab. The unit I have in the lab features 10 gig network connectivity, (2) NVMe drives for read/write caching and a 2.2 GHz Xeon processor. It is a speedy NAS for the home lab network environment. In this video walkthrough we take a look at how to provision an iSCSI LUN for VMware vSphere targeting the DS1621xs+ Synology NAS and the steps needed to setup the iSCSI target, create the LUN, add the LUN in vSphere, and the VMFS datastore. Subscribe to the channel: 🤍 My blog: 🤍 _ Social Media: 🤍 LinkedIn: 🤍 Github: 🤍 Introduction to the Synology DS1621xs+ NAS and iSCSI configuration - 0:00-0:38 Creating the iSCSI target and iSCSI LUN in Synology SAN Manager - 0:40 Configuring the advanced settings for iSCSI multi-host access, and network configuration - 2:571 Adding the VMware vSphere iSCSI Software Adapter - 4:42 VMware vSphere network port binding for iSCSI, adding the iSCSI target and rescanning the adapter - 6:01 Adding the vSphere VMFS datastore using the Synology iSCSI LUN - 9:48 Concluding thoughts on iSCSI configuration and Synology NAS - 11:16 Read the detailed blog post covering iSCSI configuration in VMware vSphere using the Synology DS1621xs+ NAS: 🤍 Read more about the Synology DS1621xs+ NAS: 🤍
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Do you want to use NAS storage to add a drive on your Windows Server? We'll run through the steps on setting up a iSCSI connection between your Synology NAS and a Windows Server. Learn how to create an iSCSI initiator on Windows Server and a Synology NAS. My Synology NAS's - Synology DS920+ - 🤍 - Synology DS1621+ - 🤍 ➤➤ Want to learn more about the Synology NAS 🤍 STUFF I RECOMMEND 👉 Best VPN | Best Deal - 🤍 👉 VMware in the Cloud - 🤍 👉 Run Windows on Your Mac - 🤍 👉 Speed up Your Mac - 🤍 👉 Get a .99c Domain - 🤍 🎓 MY TRAINING COURSES 🎓 🤍 MY GEAR (some of it…) ➤ Intel NUC Mini PC - 🤍 ➤ ZimaBoard Server - 🤍 ➤ Raspberry Pi - 🤍 ➤ NAS 2-Bay | Terramaster FS0210 - 🤍 ➤ NAS 6-Bay | Synology DS1621+ - 🤍 ➤ 34" Curved Wide Monitor - 🤍 ➤ Digital Camera | Sony A7C - 🤍 ➤ Shure SM7B Mic - 🤍 ➤ Speakers | Presonus E5 XT - 🤍 ABOUT ME: My name is Emilio Aguero and I’m a technology enthusiast from Melbourne Australia. I’ve been into computers ever since setting up my first pentium computer years ago. I love technology and make videos about all things tech every week. Would love it if you support my channel by subscribing and staying up to date with what I'm releasing! ⮕⮕ New Videos Every Monday 3pm GMT ⬅⬅ GET IN TOUCH: 👉 Reach out for affiliate/sponsorship enquiries | See my About page or my website 🤍
You can connect a Synology NAS to a VMware environment using both NFS and iSCSI. NFS uses the File Based protocol, while iSCSI will use the Block Based protocol. We'll go through each step by step, and also given you a definition of the difference between NFS and iSCSI. My Synology NAS's - Synology DS920+ - 🤍 - Synology DS1621+ - 🤍 ➤➤ Want to learn more about Synology? Check this out - 🤍 STUFF I RECOMMEND 👉 Best VPN | Best Deal - 🤍 👉 VMware in the Cloud - 🤍 👉 Run Windows on Your Mac - 🤍 👉 Speed up Your Mac - 🤍 👉 Get a .99c Domain - 🤍 🎓 MY TRAINING COURSES 🎓 🤍 MY GEAR (some of it…) ➤ Intel NUC Mini PC - 🤍 ➤ ZimaBoard Server - 🤍 ➤ Raspberry Pi - 🤍 ➤ NAS 2-Bay | Terramaster FS0210 - 🤍 ➤ NAS 6-Bay | Synology DS1621+ - 🤍 ➤ 34" Curved Wide Monitor - 🤍 ➤ Digital Camera | Sony A7C - 🤍 ➤ Shure SM7B Mic - 🤍 ➤ Speakers | Presonus E5 XT - 🤍 ABOUT ME: My name is Emilio Aguero and I’m a technology enthusiast from Melbourne Australia. I’ve been into computers ever since setting up my first pentium computer years ago. I love technology and make videos about all things tech every week. Would love it if you support my channel by subscribing and staying up to date with what I'm releasing! ⮕⮕ New Videos Every Monday 3pm GMT ⬅⬅ GET IN TOUCH: 👉 Reach out for affiliate/sponsorship enquiries | See my About page or my website 🤍
How to create iscsi on Windows and build, create iscsi target lun on your QNAP NAS
네트워크 스토리지 NAS에 iSCSI(아이스카시)기능이 왜 있을까요? iSCSI에 대한 설명을 통해 드라이브를 이해하고 블록 데이터 전송 방식, 파일 전송 방식을 알아갑니다. 2013년 2월 21일 NAScafe가 주관하고 Thecus 수입원인 (주)베스트텍시스템이 참여한 Thecus NAS 및 NAS [네트워크 저장장치 / 나스]의 무료교육 영상입니다. 스토리지의 포괄적인 정리 부터 나스의 개요와 인터페이스,기능설명 부터 클라우드와 하드디스크, 공유기까지 초보자에서 중급자까지 포괄적인 이해를 돕기위한 교육 영상 편집 본입니다. 2013 Thecus NAS [씨커스/나스] 무료교육영상 8.NAS의 iSCSi 기능 Thecus 공식수입원 (주)베스트텍시스템 🤍 Thecus 서포터즈 카페 '아이러브씨커스' 🤍
В этой статье я постараюсь простым языком, на сколько я это могу, рассказать что такое SAN iSCSI и LUN на вашем Synology NAS, а так же как этим можно воспользоваться. Ссылка на статью: 🤍 Сайт 🤍 Блог 🤍 Группа в ВК 🤍 Дзен 🤍 Канал ютуб 🤍
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Every now and then I get the urge to build a new NAS and this year is no different. With a bunch of old parts to recycle I wanted to create a low-power, high-capacity and fast NAS for backing my virtual machines over iSCSI. To make it more interesting I am going to run the entire NAS as a virtual machine. For full step-by-step instructions check out the blog post at 🤍 You can check out the parts used in this build over at 🤍 ★★★ Follow Me on Social Media for More ★★★ Subscribe: 🤍 WordPress: 🤍 (more details for each video) Twitter: 🤍 (keep up to date with me daily) Facebook: 🤍 ★★★ Equipment ★★★ Huawei P9 Plus: 🤍 Neewer NW-700 Microphone: 🤍 Neewer W160 LED Barndoor Light x2: 🤍 Behringer PS400 Phantom Power: 🤍 Creative Labs Sound Blaster Z PCIe: 🤍 Dell U2515H Monitor: 🤍 3m XLR to XLR Cable: 🤍 Proel Black Tripod Base Boom Mic Stand: 🤍 iPhone TriPod: 🤍 Adobe Premiere Pro: 🤍 ★★★ Credits ★★★ Music by Ozzed - 🤍 Design by Eighty3 - 🤍 ★★★ Some More Information ★★★ ★ The Annual NAS Challenge ★ For some reason I like to build large storage arrays. I do tend to eat up a lot of storage and over time I’ve filled them up. For the last couple of years I’ve gone big and in 2016 I decided to just buy an off the shelf Drobo 5N filled with 5x 4TB SATA drives. It’s fine but there have been a few issues with it – the lack of active directory integration means I cannot securely use it to store virtual machine disk images for Hyper V Server and a lack of iSCSI and slightly lack-lustre out the box NFS implementation has left me with the same problem for VMWare ESXi virtual machines. I’ve ended up just using it to store all my old backups and ISOs but don’t feel I’m getting the most out of it. I had some old parts sat around that I shared on Facebook a while ago – motherboards, CPUs, RAM and a lot of disks. Amongst them were 4x 4TB matched SAS drives and a SAS HBA I had used on a project a couple of years ago. At that time I was working on a NAS that I never quite felt happy with and then personal issues meant I had to leave it in an undesired state. Most of it got torn down but a few bits remained so this year is mostly a rebuild of a NAS from the past but with a clear intention on stability and performance – at least matching my Drobo 5N when it comes to network speed. The last NAS had a number of issues: 1. Trying to get everything in to a 2U case proved extremely loud and messy 2. Consumer grade hardware posed issues with OpenIndiana, switched to FreeBSD 3. iSCSI stability issues – regularly lag spikes 4. Speed never ended up particularly high 5. Significant management overhead just to keep it running I did however really enjoy working with ZFS and found iSCSI worked wonderfully for my virtualization needs. With a focus on backing virtual machines for my projects and learning from this build in the past this year’s requirements are: • iSCSI protocol • SMB with Active Directory integration • At least 100MBps sustained speed for an iSCSI read or write operation • Potential for link aggregation • ZFS implementation • Rapidly upgradeable NAS operating system • Low management overhead • Needs to look good and remain quiet on my desk as this won’t be in a data centre or rack mounted in my garage Check out the rest of the details over at 🤍
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