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Deploying iscsi storage Solutions on Microsoft Windows Server Platform
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Because this storage solution is running on a Microsoft Windows-based platform, the remaining steps would be familiar to a Windows administrator. This can be an advantage in environments where Windows is prevalent as it reduces specialized training needed for managing the storage devices. These include assigning a drive letter for the internal server, providing a volume name, etc. The wizard prompts for these items then provides a summary screen before performing all the necessary tasks to provision the storage.
After a short while, the following screen indicates a successful provisioning operation.
The LUN has now been created and is ready for use. The next step will create iSCSI targets and associate them with this newly-created LUN. This implementation of WUDSS uses the Microsoft Virtual Disk Service (VDS) internally on this server. The LUN can also be viewed in the Storage Manager for SANs section of the management console, as shown below.
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