08. Configuring iSCSI storage (Step by Step guide)

[@gauravraw]

I don't have words to express how useful these videos are for someone who is trying to learn vmware

[@guruforu86]

Thanks buddy, through your video i was able to configure isci datastore in vsphere

[@rfrancoi]

Thank you SIr. Very useful information (12:29).

[@jalwalcricketlovers9599]

how do you assign scsi target disk to more than one esxi host, I added 3 esxi in target and able to see raw disk in each esxi, formwat on one esxi but that datastore is not aprearing on other two host automatically ?

[@brizm7193]

Don't worry about comments on your english. Remember, those people can't speak your native language and if they did, they would be the same as you speaking english. People are ignorant.

[@TheRamosd]

Thanks for the information Nick!

[@iyanlaksanaputra8212]

If we need to enable HA, should we populate our VMs in ISCSI shared storage or can we store them in local storage in the active host?

[@m_raft]

Excellent tutorial!

[@yashpreetricky]

if i use a NAS for ISCSI storage will that be slow?

[@user-yo8yn2lh4e]

whats that overlay in the corner?

[@АнтониоИванов-г9в]

just what i was looking for.

[@Maskil-Alim]

Thanks a lot, is very good your explain!!!

[@fidelcastro1970]

You are the best

[@ChristianGabrielC]

At minute 21:20 the 2 listed datastores are from the previously configured iSCSI configurations. You should have 3 listed there. Your configuration is incomplete, but the proof of concept is (partially) useful anyway.

[@technoworldnow3571]

Hi, just would like to update that on the virtual switch1 mapping did not work me so did a port grouping of both the virtual switches 0 and switch 1 and finally was able to map the vol to the datastore. Thank you!!

[@avinoamgrosman]

what if i have mpio configured? do i need to connect it with 2 addresses to the v center? also the i.p address for the v switch is that just a random i.p address?

[@balajim2345]

Hi bro,can we do vmotion directly after isci storage configuration done.

[@wolverinc]

Good explanation! :)

[@jerryzhang3980]

No worry about your English. 20-30mins long video is quite good. Otherwise there is not enough information.

[@staticnat7342]

You start off by telling us (eventually) that you have two iSCSI targets attached to your ESXi host without demonstrating how to do it. I wish that was included in your "Step by Step".

[@worapong99]

Thank you very much

[@shivprasadgurjar487]

Sir, I want to configure target storage in my Esxi 6.7 but without vCenter. what is a process, please explain.

[@MrFanztic]

thanks a lot

[@hussainafghan5289]

thank a lot

[@felixmintah8632]

Nick, these are nice videos you are sharing to help others but please, 12:55 stop saying this is a lab therefore you are using a single adapter but in real life, we should use 2 NICs. That kind of sayings are wrong. If you are doing it, then do it right because it is what you learn and practice is what you implement.

[@felixmintah8632]

@Rakesh Please read my recommendations properly. I did not say he was wrong but he has to do the labs as if it is in a real life. You get use to doing things in a lab.

[@erwandermawan1902]

Pliss tutorial high availability about vmware new version (step by step). Because i want lesson high availability on vmware exsi. Thanks you (sorry rip : speak my english ) 😂

[@NLBSolutions]

Coming coming!

[@erwandermawan1902]

I waiting 😄. Help me i need high availability on vmware. I beginner

[@fisherthing]

Too much talk not enough action!!

[@kavconsultantsllc3953]

This is an old video but man I couldn't get past the first 2 minutes. Whine!!!

[@soccer3564]

too much taking and not enough content

[@RealSuburbanCowboy]

Good video, but could have been way shorter.

[@marvenscantave4023]

you talk wayyyy tooo too much my guy just get to the point

[@nazimhuseynov1626]

dude thx for videos...but stop champing, it is really annoying!!!!