→ Applies to: SynetoOS 6.0.3 and above
IMPORTANT
■ Licensing: A valid, active license applied to your SynetoOS node enabling the iSCSI storage feature.
PREREQUISITES
■ Storage allocation — a LUN/volume configured on the remote NAS, properly mapped and set to accept incoming initiator connections
■ NAS-level redundancy — data redundancy (RAID/ZFS mirror) is already configured and managed on the NAS; SynetoOS will not add redundancy on top of the presented LUN
■ Network connectivity — a valid Portal IP address and a working network route between the SynetoOS host and the remote iSCSI target on TCP port 3260
■ Initiator IQN — the unique IQN (iSCSI Qualified Name) of your SynetoOS host, whitelisted on the remote target to authorize access
■ Target IQN — the exact IQN of the target storage array/pool you intend to connect to
■ CHAP credentials (optional) — the CHAP username and secret matching the target server's configuration, if authentication is enabled
1. Add iSCSI Target
→ How to Add a New iSCSI Target in SynetoOS 6
2. Create iSCSI Pool
→ How to Create a New iSCSI Pool in SynetoOS 6
3. iSCSI Multipath
→ How to Configure iSCSI Multipath in SynetoOS 6
4. Managing iSCSI
→ How to Manage iSCSI in SynetoOS 6 via CLI