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VESS Other 1830i login problem

Marcin Kręgiel posted this 17 October 2017 - Last edited 17 October 2017

Hi Marcin,

What do you get if you type "enclosure" <Enter>?

~ Richard

My old cable:

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Time since system powerup: 0 day 21 hours 25 minutes 51 seconds

Enclosure : SAS RAID 2U-12 Bay

Serial Number : Cx20y-123456

I/O Module ID : 1 Max I/O Module Cnt : 1

Firmware Version : 03.04.0000.00 I/O Module Role : Primary

Max HDD Slot : 12 Max Connectors : 2

Max PSU Cnt : 0 Max Fan Cnt : 0

Max Temp Sensor Cnt : 0 Max Voltage Sensor Cnt: 0

Thermal management : Enabled

Allow shutdown the system when critical temperature is reached: Yes

Current minimum fan speed : Low

Controller temperature threshold: C/32F (critical) C/32F (warning)

Expander SAS Addresses:

STP Base 50 00 15 5D 21 12 22 00

SSP 50 00 15 5D 21 12 22 3E

SMP 50 00 15 5D 21 12 22 3F

Attached SAS Addresses:

Slot1 50 00 15 5D 21 12 22 00

Slot2 50 00 15 5D 21 12 22 01

Slot3 50 00 15 5D 21 12 22 02

Slot4 50 00 15 5D 21 12 22 03

Slot5 50 00 15 5D 21 12 22 04

Slot6 50 00 15 5D 21 12 22 05

Slot7 50 00 15 5D 21 12 22 06

Slot8 50 00 15 5D 21 12 22 07

Slot9 50 00 15 5D 21 12 22 08

Slot10 No Device Attached

Slot11 No Device Attached

Slot12 No Device Attached

CN#1 50 00 15 53 07 9A 80 00

CN#2 No Device Attached

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new cable:

EDIT: it works perfectly. Thanks again.

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General Discussion Help - setting up iSCSI node

Luca Baffa posted this 05 October 2017

Hello everybody!

I have no prior experience with iSCSI and I would like to ask for a little guidance.

I currently have a VessRAID 1830i up and running. There is a link aggregation between all the four ports of the controller and a windows server (initiator) mounts at boot the folders of the VessRAID. It all works (with my great happiness).

Now, I need to set up a new Debian server which should mount the VessRAID partitions (via iSCSI) without interrupt the service on the windows server.

I was hoping to initiate a new iSCSI session on the Debian server, and access the files both from the windows and the Debian server. But I soon found out that it's not possible to have multiple connections on the same ports.

So, can you confirm me that what i need to do is to modify the present linked aggregation from:

(port1 master, port2 slave, port 3 slave, port4 slave)

to two aggregations: (port1 master, port2 slave) (port 3 master, port4 slave)

Then create a new iSCSI node on the new link and after that I would be able to initiate the connection with open-iscsi on Debian?

Would the windows server be influenced by it (beside, i assume, a very short network disconnection and a lower transferring speed)?

Is there any precaution you would advise me to take before I start?

Thanks very much!

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