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dustymabe.com
Recently I looked into enabling and testing multipath on top of iSCSI for Fedora and Red Hat CoreOS. As part of that process I had the opportunity to learn about iSCSI, which I had never played with before. I'd like to document for my future self how to go about setting up an iSCSI server and how to then access the exported devices from another system. Setting up an iSCSI server First off there are a few good references that were useful when setting this up. |
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blog.haschek.at
Personal Blog of Christian Haschek |
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cookie.engineer
Arch Linux Installation Guide (UEFI) |
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barretts.club
What do you do when you need more space? Well, you use fdisk of course! |
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