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You arrived at the weblog of Geert Baeke. I am the technology manager for a company called Xylos (Belgium). I mostly work with Microsoft technologies such as Windows, Active Directory, Exchange, Sharepoint, MSCS, and more. I am also actively busy with VMware's products, focussing on VMware ESX.
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Re: Creating a cluster in VMWare Workstation using iSCSI
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Anonymous
greetings,
I just spent some time working on setting up an ISCSI cluster on vmware workstation 5.5.x. the process was fairly simple but i did face performance issue because i was running 4 virtual machines!
1x AD system
1x Linux system
2x Cluster nodes
I had issues getting the windows to work as having allocated little memory and running of the same SATA drive was a bit too much swapping for the RPC to work properly. I added more ram to my system and fired up resolving all my windows related issues.
I resolved the ISCSI target by running it of a Linux system using Linux Enterprise Iscsi Target. I quickly compiled it and tackled the config file and presto! it was ready! the downside to this is that its still under development, hence maybe not the best idea for full production use but suffices perfectly for test setups on a vmware workstation environment.
I used microsoft iscsi initiator software and all worked well. I had my cluster up and running with no other issues.
my next task is to setup a RHEL cluster GFS based on the same setup.
Regards
RutePoint
sample ISCSI target config: http://scriptorium.riverstreams.com/cms/view.php?sid=137
iscsi target source:
http://iscsitarget.sourceforge.net/
iscsi initiator software for windows:
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=12cb3c1a-15d6-4585-b385-befd1319f825&displaylang=en
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