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3 Review the list of nodes to make sure that the iSCSI targets and initiators that you want to use

the iSNS service are listed.

If an iSCSI target or initiator is not listed, you might need to restart the iSCSI service on the

node. You can do this by running the

or the

rciscsitarget restart

You can select an iSCSI node and click the Delete button to remove that node from the iSNS

database. This is useful if you are no longer using an iSCSI node or have renamed it.

The iSCSI node is automatically added to the list (iSNS database) again when you restart the

iSCSI service or reboot the server unless you remove or comment out the iSNS portion of the

iSCSI configuration file.

4 Click the Discovery Domains tab, select the desired discovery domain, then click the Display

Members button.

5 Click Add existing iSCSI Node, select the node you want to add to the domain, then click Add

Node.

6 Repeat

Step 5

for as many nodes as you want to add to the discovery domain, then click Done

when you are finished adding nodes.

An iSCSI node can belong to more than one discovery domain.

7 Continue with

Section 12.3.4, "Adding Discovery Domains to a Discovery Domain Set," on

page

115.

12.3.4 Adding Discovery Domains to a Discovery Domain Set

1 Start YaST and under Network Services, select iSNS Server.

rcopen-iscsi restart

command to restart a target.

command to restart an initiator

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