Posted on May 3, 2008 by Gaurav Verma
A special need..
Those of you who have a need for exposing iscsi targets to other machines for discovery, but who do not want to invest in an external USB hard disk OR who do not want to have a USB external hard disk connected to a desktop 24×7, there is a better way of [...]
Filed under: 10g RAC, SAN, Virtualbox, external hard disk, host only networking, iscsi initiator, iscsi target, linux, open-iscsi, oracle | Tagged: /dev/hda, /dev/sda, Gutsy gibbon, hardy heron, host only networking, iscsi, iscsi initiator, iscsi target, iscsiadm, logical volume, LUN, open-iscsi, openfiler, physical volume, Ubuntu, USB external hard disk, volume group | 4 Comments »
Posted on April 25, 2008 by Gaurav Verma
Preface
Sometime back, I installed Openfiler on a external hard disk (manufacturer: Iomega)that I had at home (running Windows Vista Home Premium). This was meant to be a proof of concept and pretty soon, I had to bring it to office desktop (running Windows XP SP2) to make it work with some other virtualbox virtual machines [...]
Filed under: USB external hard disk, Virtualbox, Virtualization, external hard disk, network attached storage, openfiler, windows host | Tagged: /dev/sda, /var/log/messages, detect, enabled, fdisk -l, openfiler, scsi, USB device, USB external hard disk, virtual machine, Virtualbox, windows | 6 Comments »
