My bad, it's a SANRAD (never heard of it, I though you were using some
slang)
http://www.sanrad.com/
Let us know what they think of that pcap you provided, that was very
helpful.
** Description changed:
- Connecting from an Ubuntu 12.04LTS server to a SANRAD switch offering
- iSCSI connectivity, fails. First, look for targets
+ Connecting from an Ubuntu 12.04LTS server to a
+ SANRAD (http://www.sanrad.com) switch offering iSCSI connectivity, fails.
+ First, look for targets
root@media2:~# iscsiadm -m discovery -t st -p 172.31.1.15
172.31.1.15:3260,65535 bigmedia1
172.31.1.14:3260,65535 bigmedia1
172.31.1.16:3260,65535 bigmedia1
172.31.1.15:3260,65535 media1target
172.31.1.14:3260,65535 media1target
172.31.1.16:3260,65535 media1target
172.31.1.15:3260,65535 bigmedia2
172.31.1.14:3260,65535 bigmedia2
172.31.1.16:3260,65535 bigmedia2
Lots of nice targets - now connect to one
root@media2:~# iscsiadm -m node -T bigmedia1 -p 172.31.1.15 -l
Logging in to [iface: default, target: bigmedia1, portal: 172.31.1.15,3260]
Login to [iface: default, target: bigmedia1, portal: 172.31.1.15,3260]:
successful
root@media2:~# echo $?
0
Apparently connected - it says successful, and returns zero. Now, check
partitions
root@media2:~# cat /proc/partitions
major minor #blocks name
- 1101048575 sr0
-80 731445248 sda
-811048576 sda1
-82 730395648 sda2
- 2520 20971520 dm-0
- 25218388608 dm-1
+ 1101048575 sr0
+ 80 731445248 sda
+ 811048576 sda1
+ 82 730395648 sda2
+ 2520 20971520 dm-0
+ 25218388608 dm-1
Nothing new - sda is my root drive, the new one should be in there as
sdb. Checking dmesg, it has two new lines
[ 358.391438] scsi6 : iSCSI Initiator over TCP/IP
[ 358.645490] scsi scan: INQUIRY result too short (5), using 36
Please see http://karlsbakk.net/tmp/iscsi-debug.txt for a login attempt
with -d 200 and http://karlsbakk.net/tmp/iscsi-fail.pcap for a traffic
dump between the two machines during login attempt.
Please note that with open-iscsi on a CentOS 5.8 machine of the same
make, this works perfectly.
roy
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