oVirt 4.4.3 Open Source Virtualization Platform: Creating a New (iSCSI) Data Storage Domain, i.e., Shared Storage

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oVirt 4.4.3 open source virtualization platform: Creating a new (iSCSI) data storage domain, i.e., shared storage

The iSCSI server IP address is 10.11.38.5, you can refer to the iSCSI server:

Synology iSCSI: Connecting to iSCSI target on CentOS 7 (NAS iSCSI Server – Shared Storage)

Using Windows 2016 to set up as an iSCSI server and testing Windows 7 to connect to the iSCSI service

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oVirt 4.4.3 Open Source Virtualization Platform: Creating a New (iSCSI) Data Storage Domain, i.e., Shared Storage

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