Creating Iscsi Targets With Yast - Novell LINUX ENTERPRISE SERVER 11 - STORAGE ADMINISTRATION GUIDE 2-23-2010 Administration Manual

each virtual disk from a physical disk or a partition. After you set up the virtual disks for the guest
virtual machine, start the guest server, then configure the new blank virtual disks as iSCSI target
devices by following the same process as for a physical server.
File-baked disk images are created on the Xen host server, then assigned to the Xen guest server. By
default, Xen stores file-backed disk images in the
where
vm_name
For example, if you want to create the disk image
size of 4 GB, first make sure that the directory is there, then create the image itself.
1 Log in to the host server as the
2 At a terminal console prompt, enter the following commands
mkdir -p /var/lib/xen/images/vm_one
dd if=/dev/zero of=/var/lib/xen/images/vm_one/xen-0 seek=1M bs=4096
count=1
3 Assign the file system image to the guest virtual machine in the Xen configuration file.
4 Log in as the
using the process in

13.2.2 Creating iSCSI Targets with YaST

1 Open YaST, and log in as the
2 Select Network Services > iSCSI Target.
YaST opens to the iSCSI Target Overview page with the Service tab selected
3 In the Service Start area, select one of the following:
When booting: Automatically start the initiator service on subsequent server reboots.
Manually (default): Start the service manually.
4 If you are using iSNS for target advertising, select the iSNS Access Control check box, then
type the IP address.
5 If desired, open the firewall ports to allow access to the server from remote computers.
5a Select the Open Port in Firewall check box.
5b Specify the network interfaces where you want to open the port by clicking Firewall
Details, selecting the check box next to a network interface to enable it, then clicking OK
to accept the settings.
6 If authentication is required to connect to target devices you set up on this server, select the
Global tab, deselect No Authentication to enable authentication, then specify the necessary
credentials for incoming and outgoing authentication.
The No Authentication option is enabled by default. You can specify authentication for
incoming, outgoing, or both incoming and outgoing. You can also specify multiple sets of
credentials for incoming authentication by adding pairs of usernames and passwords to the list
under Incoming Authentication.
7 Configure the iSCSI target devices.
7a Select the Targets tab.
7b If you have not already done so, select and delete the example iSCSI target from the list,
then confirm the deletion by clicking Continue.
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is the name of the virtual machine.
root
user on the guest server, then use YaST to set up the virtual block device by
root
"Partitioning Devices" on page
user.
root
/var/lib/xen/images/vm_name
/var/lib/xen/images/vm_one/xen-0
user.
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directory,
with a