iSCSI Target Server not working properly
hello everyone,
me , fellow internship student working on test enviroment our project @ internship company. made 3 hardware server windows server 2012 r2, 1st , 2nd hyper-v servers , third datastorage. going cluster first 2 virtually after configuring network connection vm's stuck @ datastorage part. iscsi target server not running due errors , cannot launch our virtual machines on 1st , 2nd server. made event log of 1 of troubling errors below. out? :)
log name: system
source: hpipmibt
date: 11/4/2016 11:38:11 am
event id: 1001
task category: none
level: error
keywords: classic
user: n/a
computer: datastorage
description:
description event id 1001 source hpipmibt cannot found. either component raises event not installed on local computer or installation corrupted. can install or repair component on local computer.
if event originated on computer, display information had saved event.
following information included event:
\device\hpmchlth
event xml:
<event xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/win/2004/08/events/event">
<system>
<provider name="hpipmibt" />
<eventid qualifiers="49159">1001</eventid>
<level>2</level>
<task>0</task>
<keywords>0x80000000000000</keywords>
<timecreated systemtime="2016-11-04t10:38:11.967967800z" />
<eventrecordid>6990</eventrecordid>
<channel>system</channel>
<computer>datastorage</computer>
<security />
</system>
<eventdata>
<data>\device\hpmchlth</data>
<binary>0e0004000100000000000000e90307c0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000820100c0</binary>
</eventdata>
</event>
since native windows iscsi target known being slow , not intended production recommend uninstall iscsi target server role , use free starwind https://www.starwindsoftware.com/starwind-virtual-san-free instead. provide fast , reliable iscsi target caching production can proceed hyper-v failover cluster creation instead of messing around iscsi errors. short guide on getting started https://www.starwindsoftware.com/starwind-virtual-san-getting-started should point in right direction.
Windows Server > File Services and Storage
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